If you’re hardcore Fixer-Upper readers, you might remember that we spray painted our stove and refrigerator a while back. We inherited them from the previous owners, and they were a lovely shade of 70’s beige that did not gel with our color scheme.
We used Rustoleum’s epoxy spray paint for the bodies of both, and high-heat spray paint for the stove top. The stove top only held up for about a year; it has now decided to start cracking and flaking in an ugly “Hey, is that a crumbly bit of toxicity in my food? What a yummy snack!” kind of way. The fridge and stove body, however, have held up beautifully for over 2 years.

Now that stainless steel is the super-craze of the century, you’re probably all “white is sooooooo 1992”. If so, there’s a (somewhat more expensive, but cheaper than new appliances) product out there for you.

It’s called “Liquid Stainless Steel”, which sounds like a Terminator-esque and badass. And it is pretty bad ass, since apparently it’s actually truly stainless steel and not some metallic wannabe. It also claims to be as durable as your cars finish, which beats the heck out of our spray paint solution.

You could use it for things other than your fridge- think hardware, your blender or a plastic trash can. Or you can go totally nucking futs with it and create a spage-age country kitchen, like this:

Ok, don’t do that. Please. It’s scary in so many ways. There are much better ways to get that Jetson’s-meets-Hillbillies look you’re craving.
Anyway…. you can learn more about the product here: http://www.liquidstainlesssteel.com/

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