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SKU:367917

One Coat Radiator Paint Satin

Name: One Coat Radiator Paint Satin
Brand: Ronseal
SKU: 367917
Price: 24.49 GBP
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• One coat application
• Guaranteed to stay white
• Resists scuffs and scratches

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Ronseal One Coat Radiator Paint in white satin, in a larger 750ml tin for doing several radiators. It refreshes radiators in one coat, is touch dry in 30 minutes and needs no primer on sound paint.

Key features

One coat application
Heat resistant and stays white
Guaranteed to stay white, according to Ronseal
Resists scuffs and scratches
Touch dry in 30 minutes
No primer needed on sound paint

Specifications

Brand: Ronseal
Size: 750ml
Finish: white satin
Manufacturer code: 37506

Please note

Paint radiators when they are switched off and cool. Read the tin for preparation and ventilation advice.

How to use it

Painting woodwork and metal

Gloss, satin and eggshell on doors, skirting, radiators and metal, done properly.

Step by step

Clean the surface with sugar soap or a degreaser and let it dry.
Sand existing gloss lightly so the new paint grips, then wipe off the dust.
Fill dents in wood, let it dry and sand smooth.
Prime bare wood or metal, and use an undercoat if the colour is changing a lot.
Apply thin coats with a good brush, following the grain on wood.
Leave each coat to dry fully and sand lightly between coats for a smooth finish.

Tips

Thin coats dry harder and run less than one thick coat.
Paint panelled doors in order: panels, middle rails, then outer edges.
Water-based paints yellow less on white woodwork.

Safety

Solvent-based paints give off fumes, so keep windows open.
Only paint radiators when they are switched off and cold.

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General guidance only. Always follow the instructions on the product and its packaging.

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