Radiator Paint

The sharpest radiator paint deals at Verfmenger

At Verfmenger, we aim to provide customers with the best products at the sharpest prices. Each week, Verfmenger features special deals, making already low prices even lower. You can also buy radiator paint at Verfmenger with great discounts.

How do you paint a radiator?

Start by cleaning and sanding the radiator. Use a primer suitable for metal to ensure proper adhesion. Then, apply heat-resistant radiator paint using a brush or roller. Work in thin layers and allow each coat to dry thoroughly before applying the next.

How do you prepare a radiator for painting?

Turn off the radiator and allow it to cool completely. Clean it with a degreaser to remove dust and dirt. Lightly sand it with fine-grit sandpaper to help the paint adhere better. Don’t forget to wipe down the radiator with a damp cloth to remove sanding dust.

What sandpaper grit should you use on a radiator?

Use sandpaper with a grit between 180 and 240. This is fine enough to scuff up the old paint layer without damaging the surface, ensuring optimal adhesion for the new paint.

Black radiator paint

Do you have an unsightly radiator you’d like to turn black? No problem! We have plenty of black radiator paint in stock and ready for immediate delivery. Black radiator paint can be supplied in matte black or satin black finishes. We can also mix other shades like anthracite, such as RAL 7016 or RAL 7021. Black radiator paint is available in both tins and spray cans, ensuring a flawless finish without streaks or inconsistencies. For black radiator paint, RAL 9005 or RAL 9004 are the most popular choices, although we can mix colours from other colour charts as well.

Radiator paint RAL 9010

If your walls are beautifully painted in RAL 9010, you’ll likely want your radiator to match. We’ve got you covered! With our advanced mixing systems, we can provide radiator paint in RAL 9010 or any other desired colour. Convenient, right?

Radiator paint RAL 9001

Looking for radiator paint in RAL 9001? No problem! We can mix any colour so that your radiator perfectly suits your style. Besides RAL 9001, we can mix shades from Farrow & Ball or Little Greene, which makes us unique!

Radiator paint colours or custom mixing

Want your radiator to match your interior perfectly? No problem! We can mix radiator paint in any possible colour, including Farrow & Ball and Little Greene shades. If you’re looking for something even more specific, we’ll handle that too. RAL colours tend to be the most common choice, with RAL 9010 and RAL 9001 being among the most ordered options.

Matte black radiator paint

Matte black is all the rage right now. If you want your radiator to match this trend, we have matte black radiator paint readily available in our collection.

What is radiator paint?

Radiator paint is specially formulated to withstand heat, making it suitable for surfaces that get warm. This paint resists extreme temperatures up to around 800°C, whereas regular paint can handle up to approximately 100°C. Thanks to its heat resistance, radiator paint won’t crack when applied to hot surfaces, unlike regular paint, which often shows cracks or splits over time. Besides radiators, radiator paint can also be used on other heated surfaces, such as wood-burning stoves.

Is it better to spray or paint a radiator?

Choosing between spraying or painting a radiator comes down to personal preference, the specific situation, and your desired result. Below, we break down the pros and cons of each method:

Spraying a radiator

• Advantages:
  • Quick, even finish without streaks or brush marks.
  • Ideal for hard-to-reach areas, like the back and sides of the radiator.
  • Gives a sleek, professional appearance.
• Disadvantages:
  • Requires more preparation, such as covering walls and floors.
  • Risk of overspray, so precision is key.
  • Special tools or spray cans are needed, which can add extra costs.

Painting a radiator

• Advantages:
  • Easy to do yourself with a brush or roller.
  • Gives you more control, especially on smaller surfaces.
  • Requires less preparation compared to spraying.
• Disadvantages:
  • May leave streaks or uneven areas from brush marks.
  • Takes longer as multiple coats might be needed.
  • Hardly reaches tight spots for a perfect finish.

Which method should you choose?

Spraying is ideal for achieving a smooth, professional finish and is worth the extra prep time. Painting is better for those wanting a budget-friendly option with more control over the process. Whichever method you choose, always use heat-resistant paint.

What paint do you use for radiators?

All our radiator paints are solvent-based and heat-resistant. We offer radiator paint in tins or spray cans. Each product is made specifically to handle temperatures ranging from 100°C to 800°C.

Key features of radiator paint

• Resistant to high temperatures
• Available in light colours
• Applicability for spraying or brushing
• Odour during application

Things to consider when applying radiator paint

• Does the radiator paint adhere directly?
• Which base should you use?
• Should you spray or brush?
• Available in all light colours

Which radiator paint brands can I order?

Verfmenger offers a wide selection, including a number of radiator paints. We supply professional radiator paint at the sharpest prices. Among our range, you’ll find professional brands like Verfmenger Prof, CWS, and Motip.

What radiator paint colours are available?

At Verfmenger, radiator paint is available in all light colours. Thanks to our professional mixing machines and premium pigments, we can mix any light radiators paint colour required. Light shades are blended from a white base, while darker tones use a TR base. Please note that radiator paint is only available in a white base.

What are the best-selling radiator paint products at Verfmenger?

At Verfgoedkoop, we primarily sell our own brand, Verfmenger Prof, which offers professional quality at a low price. Other top sellers include radiator paints from CWS, like CWS Specotherm, and Motip spray cans for small surfaces.

• Verfmenger Prof radiator paint
• CWS Specotherm radiator paint
• Motip spray can radiator paint (white).

Not sure which radiator paint you need or what supplies to use? Our paint experts are happy to help. Call our customer service on 058-2152530, chat with us, email us at [email protected], or visit our customer service page.