Patchy radiators

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Hi,
I've sanded down my radiators were paint was peeling off and then used zinnser sealer. But the radiators are still patchy. Any suggestions on what paint to use next? Should I undercoat it first? I was planning to use multi surface paint but I'm not sure...
 

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Which zinsser sealer?

I would sand.
3 coats of multi surface paint with a mini roller for quick application then level off with a brush.
Stir paint well
 
I used this:

Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 White Matt Stain Block Interior & Exterior Multi Surface Primer​


Do I need a different zinsser paint or should I get undercoat?
 
Stir paint.
Paint needs to be room temperature.

One or two coats of the bullseye 123.
Should look nice a white and not patchy.
Look's like your applying way too thinly. Use a 4 inch mini roller and get the bullseye 123 on
 
Yeah. Wooden spoon is good. Shaking is useless and you risk the lid popping off.
Wooden spoon in a drill on a slow speed is also good.
I used to buy then in packs of 6 spoons for £1. Those days are gone.ahhh
 
They are the best. A few branded paint mixers on the market but for hand mixing or in a drill a wooden spoon wins for me. IKEA it is then and one for the Mrs for her birthday. Ha
 

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