How to Paint My Dryer

By Society & Culture & Entertainment Last updated Saturday, April/20/2024

1). Wash the dryer with a trisodium phosphate cleanser using a plastic brush or coarse sponge. Rinse the cleanser with wet rags and wait three to four hours for the metal to dry.
2). Protect portions of the dryer you do not want painted by covering them with professional painter's tape. Cover the floor with drop cloths.
3). Coat the clean dryer with metal self-etching primer using a roller, stocked with a shed-free roller cover. Promote a professional-looking finish by smoothing the wet primer with a 3- to 4-inch polyester paintbrush. Apply a light amount of pressure and brush vertically. Wait four hours for the surface to dry.
4). Wash the roller and polyester paintbrush with water.
5). Coat the primed dryer with an enamel or two-part appliance epoxy paint, using the roller equipped with a new cover. Apply the paint just as you did the primer. Wait 24 hours for the finish to dry and cure.

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