520mm Paint Radiator for Power Transformer

A Painted Radiator is a radiator that has been coated with paint or a special radiator paint to enhance its appearance or match the surrounding decor. 
When painting a radiator, it is important to use a heat-resistant paint that can withstand the high temperatures radiators can reach. This ensures that the paint does not peel or discolor over time due to the heat.

Painting a radiator involves a few steps:

1. Preparation: Begin by cleaning the radiator surface to remove any dirt, dust, or grease. Use a mild detergent and water solution or a degreaser to clean the surface thoroughly. Rinse and dry the radiator before moving to the next step.

2. Sanding: Lightly sand the radiator surface to create a rough texture that helps the paint adhere better. Use fine-grit sandpaper and go over the entire surface, removing any glossy or smooth areas.

3. Priming: Apply a coat of primer specifically designed for metal surfaces. This helps the paint adhere better and prevents rusting. Use a brush or a roller to apply an even coat of primer to the entire radiator surface. Allow the primer to dry completely before moving to the next step.

4. Painting: Use a heat-resistant paint formulated for radiators. Apply the paint using a brush or a roller, starting from the top and working your way down. Ensure even coverage and smooth out any drips or streaks. Allow the first coat to dry completely before applying a second coat if needed.

5. Finishing: Once the final coat of paint is dry, inspect the radiator for any imperfections or uneven areas. Touch up any spots that require additional paint. If desired, you can also apply a clear topcoat for added protection and a glossy finish.