White Enamel Touch Up Paint 30ml Fast Drying Bathroom Kitchen Metal Wood Shower Fridge Sink Scratch Chip Repair

Brilliant stuff. Although the bottle is small it will go a long long way. I bought it to touch up around a slightly rusted plug hole - it wasn't as bad as I thought and I have shored it up/repaired it using a rust converter. It went on perfectly and started getting tacky within a few minutes, it's a little runny but not a problem if you are careful. Leave 24 hours between coats. This has done exactly what I wanted it to.

Very thin, but does the job well. Covered the scratches on my sink and washbasin... you need to look very closely to see the repair.

excellent paint ... recommended

I purchased this product because modern enamel baths are seemingly weaker than the ones of 20 years ago. It was easy to apply, but the consistency of the mixture is quite runny so it’s best to make sure the brush isn’t overloaded and put down newspaper if doing the outside of the bath. It seems to have good durability and covered beautifully. You can barely notice where the application has taken place and has a relatively quick drying time. It was applied early in the morning and the kids still had their evening bath.

Good paint but the brush inside the cap is tricky… it falls off and as a consequence the stem drips paint so use with caution. Paint is good though.

Easy to use and covered well. Match was good for my bath, but it does stain if any colour touches it.

A very good paint,does the job exceedingly well with great coverage.I found that one coat was sufficent for most of the "touch ups " that i did which is just as well because this paint is very expensive.No complaints with the paint,just the price.

When such a small bottle arrives (even though you know this) you do start to wonder whether you should have purchased a couple more. How wrong I was! I must have half a bottle of paint leftover having more or less pained the full base of the microwave which had rusted quite badly. Give it a really good shake or stir with a toothpick so that you get an even look but it is not essential as I found out. The enamel paint smell likes to hang around for quite some time, probably over 4 months of daily use but it has now died down and cannot be smelt. It never affected the food but is a little off putting when taking heated food out. This little bottle of joy, saved me from throwing the microwave out. Of course, I had to reduce the rust back to metal, pop on a rust prevention coating and let that dry before applying the enamel paint but it was soooooo worth doing. Feeling a little proud of myself for attempting the fix and coming away with what now looks like a new(er) microwave which is fully functional. Worth the few pounds to see if you can save your microwave from landfill and ultimately death and more cost to you.