Durable paint for the inside of a microwave oven

[Tony Hwang]

Well, most oven has removable rotating table. If sonething spill while cooking, remove table and wash it clean.

[hrhofmann]

Well, most oven has removable rotating table. If something spills while cooking, remove table and wash it clean. But if any of the spill gets onto the new "ring" the turntable wheels ride on, if it sinks into the "ring" t hen the ring will start to become conductive and the uwaves will start to h eat it up and the results are impossible to predict.

[Tony Hwang]

I guess so. We never use MW oven for serious cooking any how.

[gregz]

That should work fine on rust. A little ugly LOL.

If my stainless steel microwave rusts, what do I use ?

Greg

[23page]

The manufacturer recommends using only appliance touch-up paint insid

[tiptongail]

I got the a GE and the paint chiping

[Stormin' Norman]

Here:

[Kylie]

replying to Robert Macy, Kylie wrote: Yo do not recommend to paint inside a microwave but it's already painted inside????

[just try it]

replying to icansaveyourtime, just try it wrote: If I had to wet clean and then dry the microwave every time I used it, that would rather defeat the purpose of a quick 3-5 minute frozen meal which is covered by film. If I cook something longer, the food is always covered and there are no spatters or residue. I wipe out the microwave, including removing the tray and ring, once a week with a vinegar solution, then a plain water solution, then dry it. We have never had a problem paint erosion caused by the rotating ring.

[just try it]

replying to Micky, just try it wrote: Not saying this m/w should be replaced, but many items should be if they're past their prime or not fixable.

[Minara]

replying to thekmanrocks, Minara wrote: There are paints called microwave cavity paint available that are safe for the insides of a microwave. This is available iat amazon or walmart.com

[hillafsf07]

Or you could just use white microwave paint! Amazon, walmart, hardware stores, etc.

[1263916885 1263916885]

replying to icansaveyourtime, 1263916885 1263916885 wrote: It depends on the microwave smartass. Some MW are known to have flaking problems. Before you pretend to be the perfect Suzy Housewife...google the problem...people like you make me wanna puke..so judgemental. Must be a repub

[Kristina]

I collect glass lids to put over my food so it doesnt spatter all over the microwave..

[drwmcld]

USELESS RESPONSE!!! The microwave IS PAINTED. WHAT TYPE OF PAINT IS USED AND IS IT AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC? CRIKEY

[Ed Pawlowski]

And you added what to a post from 2012?

It has a baked on finish and no paint will work well and be durable. You could have it done professionally for about twice the cost of a new microwave. By now the OP bought a new one.

[micky]

About 35 years ago I got a washing machine off the street. It had a couple small problems (intake filter clogged, lid switch broken) and some damage to the cabinet.

I painted it with iirc E-POX-EE spray paint, White Appliance color.

Afterward, of course I didn't try to damage it but it sure looked and felt just like the rest of the machine where the paint was good, and it lasted without damage for 5 years until the main basket bearing rusted shut and I couldn't get it apart to fix. (If I'd used the machine more often, the main bearing might not have rusted into one piece.)

Despite the name, there was only one can and no mixing.

I now Jeff has moved on, but, after sanding of course, I would spray some paint into a disposeable cup and paint it on the track. If only to see how long it lasted.

[Clare Snyder]

The inside of a microwave is GENERALLY an enamel - a glaze, not a paint. I would NOT paint the inside of a microwave.

[Clare Snyder]

More likely 4 times the cost of the microwave unless it's 1.3 cu ft or larger from a leading brand.

[gregz]

Removing rust or treating it first with converter. I would still use self etching spray primer, then appliance epoxy. One of my microwaves is stainless, no paint except outside door and cabinet.

Greg