Radiator Spray Paint - Pro-Cote - White

A single 500ml can is usually sufficient for one to two standard-sized radiators, depending on the number of coats required.

While designed for radiators, it can potentially be used on other metal surfaces that are heat-resistant, but always test in an inconspicuous area first.

Drying times vary depending on environmental conditions, but typically, the paint is touch-dry in about 30 minutes and fully dry within a few hours. Check the product label for specific instructions.

Priming is recommended, especially if the radiator is rusty or has existing paint that's in poor condition. Use a suitable metal primer.

Turn the can upside down and spray until only propellant comes out. If the nozzle remains clogged, remove it and clean with a solvent.

Yes, Pro-Cote White Radiator Spray Paint is specifically designed to be heat-resistant, ensuring it won't peel or yellow due to the radiator's heat.

This paint is designed for indoor use on radiators. It is not specifically formulated for outdoor environments.

Apply thinner coats and ensure you're holding the can the correct distance from the surface. Avoid over application.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and properly prepared. Lightly sand the surface to provide a better grip.

Shake the can well before use. Apply even coats and maintain a consistent distance from the surface.