Collection: Metal Paint

Paint For Metal

Provide your metal surfaces with the ultimate refresh with our collection of Metal paints. Not only a great choice for colouring your surfaces, our range of exterior metal paint provides protection against elements such as bad weather, general damage and corrosion.

Our top exterior metal paint products

Zinsser AllCaoat Interior & Exterior Matt Colour Match - Zinsser AllCoat ® Exterior Matt is an interior & exterior ultimate performance all surface paint. Suitable for using on metal surfaces, this self priming paint can be used on previously painted surfaces and is recoatable in 1 hour.

Rust-Oleum CombiColor Original Metal Paint - Colour Match - Designed to be long lasting and durable, Rust-Oleum CombiColor is suitable for applying to bare metal and rusted surfaces. With it's ability to be applied in temperatures as low as 5°C , this colour match paint has been designed to be a primer and topcoat all in one.

Johnstones Smooth Metal Paint Black 2.5L - A primer and top coat in one, Johnstones Smooth metal paint is suitable for applying directly to bare, previously painted or rusted surfaces. Offering up to 5 years protection, this black exterior paint for metal can be easily applied with a paint brush. 

Hammerite Metal Paint Smooth - Black - The perfect choice if you are looking to achieve a smooth black finish, Hammerite can be easily applied directly onto rusty metal by either roller or paintbrush. Touch dry in an hour, Hammerite Smooth metal paint offers up to 8 years of protection and is available in three tin sizes of 250ml, 750ml and 2.5L. 

Do you need to prime metal before painting?

Some of our metal paints are already self priming, however if you would like to prime your surfaces prior to painting we recommend using the Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3. 

How should you prepare your surfaces before applying metal paint?

Before applying any type of paint product including metal paint we always recommend reading the preparation guidelines to ensure that application is done correctly. In most cases, ensure that metal surfaces are both clean and dry and if required sand the surface with sandpaper or wire brush to remove any loose rust particles, flaking paint or prior factory treatments. (For bare smooth metal surfaces, lightly abrade for maximum adhesion).

How many coats of metal paint should you apply to your surfaces?

For full protection and adhesion to the metal, we recommend applying a minimum of 2 coats to your chosen metal surface.