How Do You Paint Brushed Stainless Appliances?
Budgeting a kitchen makeover can lead to some hard choices about the appliances–replacing them can be expensive. Painting them is always a less expensive option. Home owners may be interested to know they can paint over brushed stainless appliances just as easily as any other appliance finish. Use an appliance paint that does not require a primer and the painting process gets even easier. Purchase an appliance epoxy spray paint that does not need a primer. For stoves, look for a high-heat paint that can withstand temperatures up to 1,200 degrees. Place a drop cloth on the floor. Unplug and move the appliance on to the drop cloth and away from walls—you need to be able to walk around the appliance easily. Protect surrounding areas from paint and over-spray by covering them with drop cloths. Clean the exterior of the appliance thoroughly with an oxygen cleaner or other product designed to remove grease and dirt. Use a steel wool pad to remove hardened debris. Greasy, dirty surfaces do
