A worn patch by the front door shouldn’t mean setting out a whole painting kit. This bottle keeps the paint and its applicator together.
01Remove the cap.
02Point the brush downward.
03Gently squeeze and brush.
Prepare the surface first. Surface preparation supplies are separate.
A DETAIL WORTH REFRESHING
Give everyday metal a more cared-for look.
After cleaning and preparing the surface, build a fresh coat on a scuffed railing, metal door, or decorative detail.
A cleaner, more consistent appearance Silver & Gold add a metallic accent
Finish illustration. Check the dried color and sheen on your own surface before a visible touch-up.
Made for the details. Ready for the outdoors.
From a narrow edge to exposed metalwork, apply the finish with care and prepare the surface for the job.
Follow the edge, curve & corner.
Direct brush strokes help you work along narrow bars, curves, and tight details. Adjust the paint flow gently, and protect neighboring surfaces.
Add protection to prepared metal.
The properly applied and dried coating provides resistance to rust, corrosion, water, and outdoor exposure. Good preparation is part of the protection.
Remove rust, loose coating, dirt, and dust. Let the surface dry completely before painting.
BUILD THE FINISH
One even coat. Then another, if needed.
Dark marks and contrasting finishes may need more coverage. The fast-drying formula lets you work in stages, following the label for drying and curing.
Apply evenly Let it dry Recoat as needed
Watch the brush in action
Application demonstration. Remove loose coating and prepare the surface before painting. Follow the product label. Close this panel to hide the animation.