Whenever you run into a situation where you have rusting
kitchen stove damage and you can't get rid of the damage, it's time to
replace the stove.
Rusting kitchen stove damage like you see in the picture above is only
cosmetic. In other words, as long as the stove works okay and the rust
stains don't bother you, you don't really need to replace it.
Eventually you will need to replace the stove, unless the damage is
fixed and repaired correctly.
Home Repair Tip: You could treat the rusted stove damage with chemical
rust remover and then use appliance paint to repaint your kitchen stove.
Make sure that you read the paint instructions before applying paint to
the stove parts that are damaged.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to read the appliance paint can or ask someone
at the home improvement center for some advice, when selecting your
paint. Make sure that the appliance paint your going to use can take the
high temperatures, that will be produced while cooking.
If you buy the wrong paint, it will simply burn off, once you start to
use your newly repaired and repainted stove.
Don't paint your appliances inside your house. Always paint in well
ventilated areas and in areas where paint overspray won't damage other
items like your house furniture. Trust me on this one, I've been there
and it wasn't pleasant.
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