Rust-Oleum 7886830-6PK Specialty Appliance Epoxy Spray Paint, 12 oz, Black, 6 Pack

I use a TON of this stuff to paint guns. Once baked it turns into a rock hard, satin black finish and can be textured as well. I love the 6 pack can offering which saves me a trip to the local hardware store. It goes on easily and air cures in a few hours. If baked it cures in less than an hour. The photo is of a rifle stand I welded and painted with appliance epoxy. This is the color/sheen after baking

I am by no means a professional, but using this paint made me pretty proud of myself! I wanted to paint an old white garage fridge, and it turned out better than expected! I painted outdoors and didn’t need a mask. The cast off and drips are unavoidable, and this stuff is pretty sticky, but nothing a large piece of cardboard didn’t catch. I cleaned the surface, but didn’t need to sand or prime. Win for me!

I know its sold as a specialty paint, and "epoxy". Ok epoxy is two part and this isn't that. But its really good quality enamel. One of best rattle can paints I have used. Covers well. No runs, had one can that spit but hey not everything can be perfect. It also dries much harder than lot rattle can paints. So yea it definitely costs more but IMHO worth it. Especially for use on metal.

I was going to buy a new black fridge and decided to try this first. Idk about durability yet but it looks awesome like a new fridge. I could have painted this whole fridge with 2 cans but I used 3 just to be anal. Great coverage. Most was only 1 coat.

The product leaks from the can. Do not recommend this Epoxy spray paint. Spent more time cleaning up than using the can.