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You can *dip paint your appliance doors and tops, along with sinks with proper preperation,,,, Stove fronts and tops can be sanded and painted, or as I have done,is Dip painted, Using a deep container, and dipping the facing or top of a stove for example and, letting the excess paint *run off and drip dry,,, then lightly sanding the drip bubbles. Leaves you with a NO brush or spray pattern finish. For smaller items,(metal),Ive used turkey roasting pans from the dollar store (aluminum), and poured the paint in there and *dip the pieces and pulled up slowly allowing the excess paint to free flow slowly off the item and letting it drip dry, making sure the drips are on the underside,(side you won't see). I learned this trick at a Chrome dipping shop, for automotive parts.