Good coverage and color match for my garage freezer.

I have used this many times to paint refrigerators and other appliances. Like any other paint, 95% of the paint job is the preparation work. First, I clean the appliance with a cleaner/degreaser. My favorite is Purple Power, but I see that TSC carries several excellent brands. It is so important to get the oil and grease off. Then sand with a fine wet or dry sand paper. I use Scotch Brite pads on refrigerators that have a textured surface so that the bottom of the grooves get sanded. Wash again and let it completely dry. If you have compressed air, use it to blow water out of the nooks and crannies. Mask off anything you don't want painted. First do a very light coat. Overlap each stroke by about 50%. Push the button and release it not on the surface to be painted. That way you get a very even coat. Let it dry for about 5 minutes, then you can do a thicker coat that will give a good finish. Let dry for a few days. This is exactly how I paint, and people were surprised that the paint job was not factory, but done in my driveway. I have rentals, and I have painted many refrigerators that worked great but could use a nice coat of paint. Don't skip any steps. Each step in preparation is just as important as the paint.There are several good videos available on line about how to get great results with spray cans.