Kitchen Large Electric Appliances - Refrig. door seal rust. Which paint?
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GiantScale
03-20-04, 10:49 AM
I have a rust spot on the refrig. where the door seal rests. The seal sticks to the rust which is getting bigger.
What kind of paint will seal this & dry fast enough so I dont need to empty the food.
Thanks
What kind of paint will seal this & dry fast enough so I dont need to empty the food.
Thanks
Sharp Advice
03-20-04, 12:06 PM
Hello: GiantScale
Not an easy task to accomplish where the work has to be done. The entire surface requires all the rust to be removed. Than the area be rust proofed with a primer.
Than painted with an appliance quality paint. Wall paint will not work. No paint will remain if the rust remains and no paint will adhere without an undercoating.
Wait till the amount of food is far less. Remove what is left and put in a camping cooler chest with ice. Samd the are and prime. Wait till primer dires and than cover coat with appliance paint.
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Not an easy task to accomplish where the work has to be done. The entire surface requires all the rust to be removed. Than the area be rust proofed with a primer.
Than painted with an appliance quality paint. Wall paint will not work. No paint will remain if the rust remains and no paint will adhere without an undercoating.
Wait till the amount of food is far less. Remove what is left and put in a camping cooler chest with ice. Samd the are and prime. Wait till primer dires and than cover coat with appliance paint.
Check back on your question several more times. Other members posting replies in this forum topic may offer you additional advice, ideas, suggestions....etc.
Sharp Advice. TCB4U2B2B Business Management Services. Web Site Host, Forums Monitor & Multiple Topics Moderator. Energy Conservation Consultant & Natural Gas Appliance Diagnostics Technician.
Personal Reminder:
Buckle Up & Drive Safely.
"The Life You Save, May Be Your Own."