Would this work to cover rust spots on the inside of my Sub-Zero fridge?
167100
not really sure, I used it on rust that was on the outside of the door. It did work really well for me. I did clean the door as best I could with a non-scratching cleanser first.
808904
Personally I would not use it for this purpose. I would be afraid over time with the dampness and humidity in a refrigerator along with the constant use and spills it would get nasty with crumbs and such along the edges. Also getting it perfect without bubbles on every shelf to look nice would be a pain. Just my opinion though : )
118443
Most likely you should give it a clear coat of rustoleum and it should be fine
1197293
My refrigerator wasn't dimpled, and I had to be very careful about drips, or putting the paint on smoothly as possible or it showed the unevenness. I'm going to assume that with a dimpled surface it may make application a bit more trickier so making the finish not look that good. This is my personal opinion..I would try it on the backside or lower part of the fridge that wouldn't show..
675559
It might work if you are trying to remove a small rust stain from a bobby pin or bbs. My recommendation is do not let acid sit very long on the vinyl. I purchased it to use in a plaster pool and it worked well.
2127044
I think if you cover most of the metal with this stuff it will help. It keeps noise out but also acts as a insulater. Busses are cold because they are huge, the heat system isn't always the best and they are metal with no Insalation
327610
I think I would use the blue kitchen cloth or maybe the window one would work well if your fridge is shiny. The window one comes with a separate cloth to shine the window. I hope this helps.
1460848
I used the product to cover a chip in my bathtub soap dish. It worked well for this. I would advise you to "rough up" the area of the burn, and then apply the Rustoleum product. It will stick better that way and last longer.
1764356
Really have no idea but since it is stainless steel and if it is under cover it probably would work
777806
The rust already there should be removed. You should be able to use a little sand paper, being very careful not to scratch the surrounding area. Then you can apply this to the area where the rust was. The color of the paint is unlikely to match the color of your stove precisely, so while it will cover the spot and stop the rust from spreading, the patch will most likely be a slighly different color than the rest of the stove.
1822623
I don't think that would work. This has rusted very quickly for me and the appearance is very disappointing.
1647888
Yes especially if it is an alloy box but if the box is made of wood you might want to seal and prime it with the high temperature primer first and make sure that there are no cracks before you go over it with the rust oleum high temp paint, for best results!
2176497
I have not had good luck with any rustoleum products. No matter what I do.....great prep work...evrything....the rust comes back. I would be very skeptical. I just tired this stuff....hasn't been long enough to determine if it works. It is clear. I think the intent is to seal the rust in so oxygen can't get to it.
1083682
Yes that's what I used it for. It's a very small can of interior paint. I used it to cover some repaired drywall.
1742254
It will take the red oxide Rust and turn it into black oxide and help prevent further rust from appearing.. This is an acidic product and could have some residual contact with clothing. I would contact manufacturer for guidance.
547622
It did not work on mine, but my fridge has a dimpled surface. It probably will stick on smooth surface.
1804063
I would say not. Once rust starts its hard to keep it from coming back. It may cover it for while but it will come back