Rustins Quick Drying Radiator Enamel Satin, 250ml, Black

Great product - smooth application & very little odor. Dries quickly. Used it on several radiators & it really makes them pop. Highly recommended.

Simply excellent. Simple to use, with one coat coverage, although I used two for a deeper effect. You won't be disappointed

Looks really good but did not cover my whole radiator. The can is small i needed two cans.

Covers nicely with no smells

Used on my kitchen and bathroom radiators.Worked great went on smoothly dried quickly 10 out of 10 recommend.

Worked great. Covered well. No odor.

Drys well and smooth and less fuss

I had to throw it away, container was leaking paint . I'm sure the product is of good quality but the container was leaking probably from delivery person throwing package on the porch.

This stuff is amazing so I’ve painted all my radiators black to suit my decor, they have all come out so professional and shiny. Also black looks cleaner. Smarter. One small pot has already painted three radiators. It goes a long way. Goes on well did two coats.

Considering how small the tin is, this is such good value for money. I managed to paint four radiators and have loads left over. The thickness meant I achieved the desired colour and look with only one coat. It dries so quickly too! My radiators look sooo much better.

Good quality and good price

No need to sand down existing radiator that I had painted with white before. Just put this paint on with a brush, two coats and finished! Looks amazing. Got carried away though and painted another two radiator s! Quick drying too as it says with no mess or runs. Would definitely recommend! A 250ml pot goes a long way!

I have used this to paint a white radiator, that had seen better days, black. It works great, goes on nicely if you use a thin coat, and after 3 coats the radiator looks stunning! I'd definitely buy this again, though be aware that it really is a small amount - and just about enough for two radiators I would say! You'll want to treat any rust first, and make sure your radiator is lightly sanded and clean and ready to go. It doesn't take long to do the prep and while I've scratched it once that was easy to touch up too. This is a great affordable way to turn a radiator black.