can this paint be used on globes for oil burning lanterns ? Just wondering if it was heat resistant enough to work
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I believe it would be ok because once you bake the paint (around 300 degrees), as I did with the wine glasses I painted --it is resisted to any wear from a dishwasher which is water and heat...
1733165
Yeah you can use it on anything. I've used it on a plastic folding table. The legs on the grill are made from a tough polymer that I would assume is heat resistant. I've had mine pretty hot for a while cooking lots of stuff and had no issues.
855901
In the western world no one has used more of this paint than me...you will be fine if don't make the mistake of using the "Universal" formula which is meant for plastics..buy an extra can or two..it is very useful...cheapest at Walmart. I've done desks, chairs, mirrors, lamps and two refrigerators...good luck
1111503
I used this to paint the screened lid of an outdoor fireplace. The 3/4" inch wide main supports (that the screen attaches to) and the ring still look great. I painted the screen as well and I think some of the paint has burned away, but this was a light coat on a very thin mesh. I think it will work for you.
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NO, I would NOT use them for lamps. They only balloon up because of the heat of fire. A light bulb would not create enough heat to keep the lantern inflated and it would eventually fall on the bulb and catch fire. They claim to be fire retardant, but I have personally seen them catch fire, and rather easy.
116078
As Krylon Fusion is advertised as "Bonds to Plastic" and "The no-prep, superbond paint for Plastic", I'd guess that it should work well on 'plastic drums' used for outdoor garden planters. I used Krylon Fusion to paint Trangia (polythene) fuel bottles (originally red) with green Fusion paint, even after online research told me "paint would not stick to polythene." I wanted to visually distinguish 'alcohol fuel bottles' from 'coleman fuel bottles'. Due to the polythene material, I allowed a longer (overnight) drying time, and applied two coats. I've been very pleased and impressed with the results, and the paint seems to be fairly resistant to fuel that spills onto the paint. I don't know your plastic drum composition, but I'd guess Krylon Fusion should work pretty well for your use and outdoor environment.
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I only applied it on painted metal surfaces, I have no idea if it will stick on rubber, is a different material and personally I don't think this was the original intention. I would rather apply it on glass (like fog lights or even headlights) but rubber? As for application of heat to shrink, it was necessary for the painted metal application as it's quite flexible. For the paint I can tell you that I applied it one year ago and is still looking like the first day, invisible already from 2-3 feet away.
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It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
1160506
I don't they will work on canvas, they are not intense enough, but here is a suggestion. (Try this on a scrap piece if canvas first). Use a bottled metallic or pearlescent acrylic paint, then heat set. Also, I watched a You Tube video where Derwent Inktense Pencils were used on canvas with very nice results, check it out.
11166
It is a high heat paint, but not for an enclosed heat source. It will give off some fumes and will scratch off
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I used and never over heat and the time frame depend of the use and the surface to paint, I used for small surfaces in a limit of 1:30 hours and worked very good for me. I don't know if this can help you.
1418150
Yes. Should you have the lid on a much smaller pan, check the flame. The lid is a silicone material ring around glass so it is very heat resistant but I doubt it wants to engage with live fire. I have accidentally set my lid on a hot burner (I have electric smooth top) for several seconds and no harm was done.
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its heat resistant, nothing is really fireproof. It is a Muslin Dyed Cloth as long as you dont have a hot lights inches away from it it shouldn't be an issue. I used 800 watt lights to light it from about a foot and a half away for over 2 hours
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Its made from Stainless steel so you could use it on a hot burner top if you need to..but it might damage the paint finish eventually..as far as a glass top is concerned.. id place something between like felt rounds on corners. I hope this helps. I'm very happy with mine.
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I think it would work fine. Just make sure you clean the burner grills of all grease, etc. very thoroughly. Then apply several (4-7) light coats until you get the desired look, coverage and protection you will need. I would recommend breaking in (burning off ) the newly apply paint once it has dried completely before actual usage. Good Luck.
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I have used it with craft paint and painted tops of wooden stumps for decoration but it doesn't last long. I think the heat and direct sunlight is what causes the issue. But that was also craft paint so that could be it also
792640
No, yes you will have to burn off the cheap paint first before you ever use this on a camping trip. Then paint it with the high temperature paint for barbecue grills. You can get from Lowes or Home Depot. But back to the tent itself, the material itself is only fire resistant and could start to melt or catch fire especially if it has been sprayed with a water proofing spray. And I would guess this tent doesn't have a stove jack in the roof either.