Hi
Ive got a few small chips in the enamel on my white cooker exposing the bare steel underneath. I'd like to repair these before rust develops.
Does anyone know if theres a diy kit for treating small chips?
Thanks for any info
Rob
Repair Kit for small chips in white enamalled Cooker?
Jul 27, 2005
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"Rob" wrote in Halfords have "appliance white" touch up paints. just like the ones you use for stone chips on cars. Not a perfect finish but I don't suppose you'll be taking your cooker to any shows. ;-) Alternatively, get some appliance white cellulose paint, thin down with…
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"Rob" wrote in news:dc7sus$l6e$ snipped-for-privacy@nwrdmz03.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com:
Halfords have "appliance white" touch up paints. just like the ones you use for stone chips on cars. Not a perfect finish but I don't suppose you'll be taking your cooker to any shows. ;-)
Alternatively, get some appliance white cellulose paint, thin down with cellulose thinners, use a very fine paintbrush and build up layers in the chips until flush. Leave for 2-3 weeks and then rub down with rubbing compound.
Rich
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