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Hi @eriswa,
@EricL advised using White Knight 300g Gloss Appliance White Paint And Prime. It doesn't appear to have silver on the can or silver on the lid. There is also Dulux 300g White Duramax Appliance Spray Paint which would be suitable. It doesn't have the primer in it, and you should use Dulux Duramax 340g Flat Metal Primer on the bare metal areas before the topcoat.
Was it the Dulux 300g Duramax Appliance Silver Spray Paint you picked up? If so, that one definitely is silver spray paint.
If you can post a picture of the product you purchased, then we'll be able to determine if it is white or not.
Mitchell
Hi @eriswa,
That certainly sounds a bit confusing. All the White Knight appliance paints have a primer included, it might not be written on the can, but it's in its name "Paint And Prime".
I've just spoken with a helpful Bunnings Wangara paint shop team member by the name of Karen. Currently, they have both silver and white on the shelf. Perhaps the white was out of stock when you visited, but they're both sitting right next to each other now, and the white is easily identified.
I apologise for the confusion, and please let me know if you need further assistance.
Mitchell
Hello @eriswa
It's fantastic that my colleague @MitchellMc has sorted out the confusion on the availability of the appliance paint.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
Hello @eriswa
Using the 180 W&D is too rough for the fridge and will damage its finish. I suggest using Flexovit 100mm x 1m 400 Grit Wet And Dry Sandpaper Roll. Just keep in mind the higher the number of the sandpaper the finer the grit. Lower numbers mean that it is very rough and will take chunks out of whatever you're sanding.
If you already have the White Knight rust converter there is no need for you to use the Bondall Ranex product. They do exactly the same thing.
Here is a link to the White Knight rust converter: White Knight application instructions.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
HI Mitchell, I got a can of WK paint for the fridge and it doesn't say Paint and Prime like you mentioned. Nothing on the can saying it has a primer. Attaching a photo of the can I bought.
Cheers
Hi @eriswa,
You'll find the application instructions on the White Knight website. However, they do look like they've updated the can's graphics. There is no mention of a primer in the application steps.
The product name on the Bunnings website is where it mentions the product is paint and prime. Before you use the product, just make sure there is no mention of primer under the application instructions on the can.
Mitchell
