Rust-Oleum 7882830 Specialty Spray Paint Appliance Epoxy, 12 Ounce, Almond, 12 Fl Oz

Great product. Used this at a rental for appliance and porcelain sink touch-up; looks great. Not sure how long or how well it will hold up on the kitchen sink but for the price, it was worth trying. It covers extremely well. It dries decently fast. I would say make sure you have no water or dust while applying. Cast off spray is pretty heavy so make sure you cover all surrounding items or counters. Smell wasn't the best but not the strongest either. I'm very happy with the results so far.

The quality of this paint is awesome. The company should consider a different style spray nozzle ( I would recommend using a spray can sprayer attachment because this can has a small nozzle) . Also, when using you need to keep checking to make sure paint is not building up on the nozzle so it won’t drip onto your project. If you cannot take your project outside make sure you protect your entire room from overspray, this stuff is real bad with the overspray and is very strong smelling (a lot worse than your typical spray paint) so make sure you have really good ventilation or wear a proper mask. I’ve used the high gloss white before which is also great, but this satin finish almond color almost looks as if there are micro glitter specks in it when dry.

Great product made the old dryer look new again!!

We here in Canada are a deprived lot. Rustoleum Canada had made it clear to me that we, as Canadians, well, we aren't worth (insert word that starts with an "S" here) when compared to our American counterparts. We get three shades of appliance paint. Black, Grey and White. The other two tones (that anyone with an older appliance would have)...nope. We are not entitled to the full array of products; just to the spectrum that is apparently cheaper for them to make than this stuff. I had to pay $57.00 to order this from the U.S of A. Because of the legalities, Amazon was the only way available to me to ship this product across the border. And it didn't even match the almond paint on the bleepin' sewing machine!! It lays down nicely though; so long as you're careful. I found out very quickly if you spray too much of it too late, it will leave you with a really messed up paint job. Careful application is key with this product! Am I angry? Of course I am. Once again, a giant American company took a dump on their Canadian customers by giving us less. The fact that I paid nearly three times the price I would have paid if I had decided to paint the machine black just galls me to no end! So, to Rustoleum Canada...for that rude response telling me that we, as a smaller country were not important enough to give us ALL of the products Americans take for granted...I'm giving you the one finger salute! I'll buy TremClad next time and save myself the grief!

Works fine