Rust-Oleum400ml Radiator Enamel Spray Paint - Cast Iron

Spray wet but don’t let it run is the trick. Really effective product. Totally renovated two white bathroom towel radiators. Lovely finish. Remember to open a window the fumes are really not good for you. A bit pricy but far cheaper than new radiators.

I couldn’t do an entire small radiator with one can as it’s a bit of a skill to get even coverage with one layer. It drips if you’re a bit close, which does look unsightly. However, it dried rapidly and doesn’t smell and seems to be holding up with the radiators on full

Easy coverageNice colourGood value for money

I used this to reface an old radiator in my boyfriend's man-cave when we moved in. It was really easy to use, i just taped off the wall behind the radiator and (ensuring the radiator was off) sprayed in slow sweeping motions across the radiator. I done a few coats (allowing them to dry in between) until I had the desired effect. One tin was plenty for the radiator and the effect was exactly as expected. It lasted for a couple of years without any scratches, and I am sure it would have lasted many more had we not got a new heating system. The paint does not affect the heating ability of the radiator, and we also still used it to dry clothes from time to time.Word of caution- I would cover the working elements of the radiator as you don't want to stick them closed with the paint!

This is the worst product I have ever purchased!!I brought 3 cans as I have 2 radiators to do. I purchased some from b and q a few years back and it was brilliant but this product is awful!I used all 3 cans on 1 radiator and it’s still not covered properly!Hugh pressured when you push the nozzle down and it’s very gassy.I applied over a week ago now and it’s still not dry 100%I put my radiator on for the first time yesterday and the whole room was gassed with the smell of it I had to turn it off and open the windows!!I’ve just moved into my first property with my partner and I now have to try and strip it or buy a whole new radiator. It’s awful and the people selling this should be ashamed of them selfs!!! 😡

Have done two large radiators. Whilst it isn't trivial to get a perfect finish I'd say a combination of patience and following the instructions works well (after some wrong turns in my case). I also needed more cans than when doing plain white so would suggest erring on the side of over ordering. But in the end I am very happy and believe the difficulty to be no fault of the product.

Not too bad ... It sprays a little bit too much in my opinion. I've used on small radiator 60cm x 60cm and it was not enough! it dried quite quickly. In the beginning it looked glossy and too silver witch I didn’t liked but after couple of hours it looked mat.It doesn’t look too bad……… but I sprayed it on old radiator thinking that changing colour from yelllow’ish to dark grey will make me liking it etc but it didn’t.Decided to buy new radiator instead. In my opinion if you use spray on flat / old fashion radiator regardless what you would do to it , it will always look in new bedroom tacky?

Paint goes on really nice and even and dries relatively quickly and looks great however, the coverage is poor. A 400ml tin and I barley got two coats on one side of a four foot radiator.Rather than running out and paying additional postage for another tin, I should have bought two and just applied additional coats to use up any extra.I’m not sure what colour ‘cast iron’ is supposed to be, all the cast iron I’ve seen is either black or rusty but I would describe this as ‘anthracite’ a satin dark grey.Even allowing for a bank holiday weekend, I think the delivery was slow, eight days from dispatch date with a courier service (Seller dispatched next day).I would buy again but only as this seems to be the only spray alternative to white.