Liquid Stainless Steel?

[Hank A]

Found a link to an interesting item, Thomas' Liquid Stainless Steel, and did a search with no results in the forum (that I could find). Has anyone ever used this product? Results? There could be many applications for it. Google the above and you should be able to find it with no problem, even some reviews from outside sources.

[InsideOut]

What are you thinking of doing with it? Looks like it could be some interesting stuff...

Thomas' Liquid Stainless Steel

Shari

[Hank A]

First thing I might try it on is the uuugggly frig, not original, in our '68. But who knows. It also might be interesting over our previously painted, by PO, interior that I am now stripping at a rate about equal to what polishing takes to do! About 2 sq. ft per hour. Mainly just posted to see if anyone had used it and other ideas that might be in all of these collective brains! I know it ain't aluminum, but it might work well on the stove tops and other SS parts.

[azflycaster]

I always wondered how they did this:

[Hank A]

That sorta looks like my frig. I was hoping it would help, but maybe not.

[jdalrymple]

I followed the link above, and watched the "appliance" video. Looks like it might work. I think I will try it on my old white (read original) range. I just hope it doesn't look like I painted my stove with silver paint...

[Road Ruler]

Looks like it would cost a dollar per Sq FT in the large quantity.

Hummm.....thinking our 23 has about 500 Sq ft. of outer shin........ na

[InsideOut]

Originally Posted by Hank A

First thing I might try it on is the uuugggly frig, not original, in our '68.

Oh good...I had visions of another "alternate to polishing" thread starting up!

Shari

[TBRich]

Hmmm...might be just the ticket for making items "fit" the aluminum look...I love that metallic look! Don't stand still...you might get painted!

TB

[soldiermedic]

Wow....all those folks with Vinyl wrapped walls rejoice!!!!

[silverconnie]

Hi
Looks like a good product! Did anyone ever try it on the vinyl walls?

[Roamin' Cat]

Just stumbled across a VERY interesting product - liquid stainless steel paint!

http://www.liquidstainlesssteel.com/

The product website says this paint is 100% stainless steel, has automotive grade durability, and can be used inside or out.

Anyone have any experience with this product? I can think of numerous possible Airstream related uses:

resurfacing my cabinet doors (will have to sand and use primer first as they are some kind of plastic) - should be MUCH easier and cheaper than the FXSheeting I was considering

use on the exterior of an Argosy if you want to try the shiny look

interior wall paint if you like the "new" look

updating older appliances if you don't like their color

I could even paint my plastic shower if I prime it first - cool!

interesting. will let you know if I try it

[mustang]

Nice find. I will be intrested for results

[willyd]

Likewise, a great find - looking forward to other comments.