ERP Microwave Oven Universal Cavity Touch Up Paint 98QBP0303 Snow Bright White

Shake well. Goes on smooth and even. Appy 3 to 4 thin coats allowing some drying time in between. Give 24 hrs for complete dry time. Had a 1/2"long X 1/4" wide area to paint where the wheel roller for the glass plater would sit. Now good as new. A little whiter than the microwave but the bare metal is covered. Back in use 👍

Small bottle, but it covered a large area of out microwave. We are no longer afraid of having a spark or fire from lack of paint. Do your prep. Clean and sand, then paint away.

It works well, however, the applicator brush is quite flimsy! The bristles are too thin for the paint, which is viscous. I had a hard time applying the paint evenly over the spots where rust had been removed. Next time, I will buy the spray can!

Just a small area to cover and still have most of the bottle for touch ups.

Not a good color match for some older microwave ovens. My GE Profile above range microwave is 25 years old. There were some places where the old paint was cracking, so in an effort to repair it before it starting arcing, I ordered this repair paint. While "Snow White" might be a good color match for new machines, the Snow White hue was way too bright white to even be a close match to the interior of my microwave.It's not easy to find food safe, high temperature, no oder (or at least low oder), enamel paint. I read in a blog that ERP brand, Off-White color paint was the way to go. I've searched the internet and I can't find any repair paint matching the requirements. ERP is now selling "Pearl White" color, which I tried in a spray can delivery, but that was not white enough.Based on my experience with the color of this touch-up paint (bright white) not matching my microwave's interior, I can only recommend this paint for newer model microwaves. That's because I've been led to believe their cavities are brighter white than older microwaves.

Used it to repair a burn mark on our GE Profile MW when the magnetron failed. Some reviewers said that the paint did not cover very well. Not my experience. I did a prolonged shake of the bottle to make sure the paint was uniformly mixed. It flowed on very well and I felt I had a thick enough layer after the first coat. Applied at night and by the next morning, the MW was ready to be used.

Smells just like nail polish, and I suspect it is, but thinner. Applied it 4 different times to the bottom of the microwave, where the plastic wheels of the supporting ring had worn off the paint. Four times, within a couple of days, the touch-up paint completely wore off, even after letting it cure for two days. Even after applying two thin coats and letting the undercoat cure a day. Of no help to me at all.

Perfect for touching up the inside of an old microwave.