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Home » Advice on Natural Paint » Choosing Your Paint Finish » Radiator Paint

Choosing Your Paint Finish

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Paint for Radiators

Our Water-Based Eggshell and Gloss are suitable for radiators, offering durable, heat-resistant colour in a choice of finishes. Match your radiator to your walls or make a feature of it with a contrasting shade.

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Choosing the Right Paint for Your Radiator

Our Water-Based Eggshell and Water-Based Gloss are both suitable for painting radiators, so the choice comes down to the finish you prefer.

Water-Based Eggshell offers a subtle satin finish with 20% sheen, while Water-Based Gloss creates a more reflective surface with 80% sheen. Both are durable, wipeable and designed to withstand temperatures of up to 70°C.

We often recommend painting radiators the same colour as the surrounding walls, allowing them to blend into the room rather than drawing attention to themselves. Alternatively, choose a contrasting colour to make a feature of your radiator.

For the best results, ensure the radiator is switched off and completely cool before painting. Follow our practical painting advice and the relevant technical data sheet for preparation, priming and application instructions. Allow the paint to dry and cure as directed before turning the heating back on.

Why Choose Our Paint for Radiators?

  • Heat resistant: Suitable for radiators operating at temperatures up to 70°C.

  • Two finishes: Eggshell with 20% sheen or Gloss with 80% sheen.

  • Durable and washable: Resistant to everyday scuffs and stains.

  • Natural colour: Made with earth and mineral pigments and a bio-based binder.

  • Non-yellowing: Helps maintain the appearance of your chosen colour.

  • Low VOC and minimal odour: Water-based and solvent-free.

  • Easy clean-up: Brushes can be cleaned with water after application.

  • Full colour palette: Coordinate your radiators with your walls or choose a contrasting shade.

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How much paint do I need?

We have created this calculator to help you estimate the amount of paint you will need for your project. Please note that this is only an estimate, based on normal surfaces with two coats of paint.

Please check our practical painting advice - if you are painting onto a very absorbent surface, you may need more paint, and for best results, you may need to prime your surfaces.

If you end up with any leftover paint, get inspired with ways to use any excess paint - it's even compostable!

What are you painting?

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Painted Wall/Ceiling Area

Our natural matt emulsion is perfect for interior walls and ceilings.

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This estimate is based on two coats of paint and the dimensions of your room, minus the space taken by average doors and windows.

For this area, we suggest would be adequate.

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Woodwork Area

Our water based eggshell or gloss is ideal for woodwork or metalwork.

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This estimate is based on two coats of paint and the skirting and the doors/windows you told us about. 1 litre should cover 2-3 doors or 20m of skirting.

For this area, we suggest would be adequate.

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