Recoating stove-enamelled breadbin?

NotThatOne · 7 Aug 2005

I have an old stove-enamelled breadbin, in which the inner coating on the bottom has begun to deteriorate. I'd like to recoat the base so that it's a good sealed surface once again. Given it's enamelled, are there any particular paints (or lacquers etc) I should use to achieve this? I'd rather not have the whole thing re-enamelled. Someone suggested using radiator spray paint; is this a good choice? Thanks for any wisdom.

Zampa · 7 Aug 2005

NotThatOne said:
I have an old stove-enamelled breadbin, in which the inner coating on the bottom has begun to deteriorate. I'd like to recoat the base so that it's a good sealed surface once again. Given it's enamelled, are there any particular paints (or lacquers etc) I should use to achieve this? I'd rather not have the whole thing re-enamelled. Someone suggested using radiator spray paint; is this a good choice? Thanks for any wisdom.

It doesnt have to be radiator spray paint, there arequite a few enamels out there now, have a look in the spray paint section of B an Q its probably your easiest option.

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Recoating stove-enamelled breadbin?

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