Krylon Appliance Touch Up Paint Pen, 0.5 oz, White

This paint product effectively covers surfaces with a smooth finish. The paint flows smoothly and is easy to use. We are able to touch up metal folding chairs that we use in a party rental business, and It works wonderfully. The paint remains in place without chipping off, even after extended use. We will continue using this product in our business.

Had a chip out of the porcelain on my stove top. Filled in the chip and looks great. Took my time and put on several coats, looks good as new.

I purchased this to cover some rust spots on our white stove. We have our hand towel from the sink on the stove handle and over the years the water has caused the drawer to rust. I purchased this to help cover the rust spots up.While it doesn't match the color of our stove perfectly, it definitely is an improvement over the rust. I took my time and was very careful not to let any of the appliance paint get onto the stove, only the rusted parts, and it worked very well. You can tell it's painted ONLY if you look at it very closely, but from a distance, it is a huge improvement. We've used the stove many times since painting it and have had no issues with bubbling or peeling. I continue to apply new coats every once in a while just to keep it looking fresh. Make sure to paint on a day when you can have your window open or have some other type of ventilation (even a fan would work) because the fumes are a little strong. Overall, very great product! Highly recommended.

This product worked great to touch up a chipped paint and rust spot on my Sub Zero refrigerator shelf. My previous attempt with doing the touch up with a different brand product was a disappointment since the product did not apply on evenly and the repair did not look good. Eventually the repair showed new signs of rust and the paint chipped off.My experience with this product was much different. I first removed the old repair and removed any remaining rust with a small wired brush. The small brush on the cap allows one to apply a very thin coat with each brush stroke. Several applications with drying are needed to build up the repair coating but this is an advantage in my opinion since it allowed me a fine control over the final thickness of the repair to match the thickness of the original coating. Also the white color of the paint matched perfectly with the white that Sub Zero uses on its shelves. It has been several months since I did the repair and the repair is holding up very well. I need to look very carefully to find where I did the touch up with this product.

The delivery guys badly scratched and gouged my brand new refrigerator. I first tried the Rustoleum touchup paint, which was horrible. It was thin and runny and had a blue-gray tinge when dry. This stuff is thick and truly white, even when dry. It easily filled in the gouge in the metal. I painted over all the blue-gray spots and the refrigerator looked brand new again.

This product worked exactly as expected. Our stove top was chipped when a cast-iron sandwich press fell on the edge. Using the touchup paint was like painting with nail polish. The abrasive tip to prep the surface was a thoughtful addition to include in the product.Next, a more unexpected use was on my well-loved white Hydroflask water bottle. For months I've been walking around with a chipped and dented bottle after I accidentally dropped it on the sidewalk. This touchup paint worked great for covering the bare metal and hopefully will prevent future chipping at those spots. The one difference is the surface texture. Hydroflask has dusty feel, while the Krylon paint is slick and shiny. Honestly, though, it's a huge improvement over the disaster it looked like before.

I wish it was a little less noticeable after doing multiple small coats but im glad it looks better. Its not super smooth but it will do. Its holding up great and its been about a month. It was a Perfect match to our bright white stove. Its now more of an off white. Its better than what it was though.*Update*Turned yellow! Your best bet is to go into a place that sells appliances and see if they have the paint. This looks terrible.

Perfect cover for the chip on my stove. I may try it on a little scratch on our white car.