Can I use this paint to spray the outside of a wood burning stove
364884
I sprayed the outside of exhaust pipe on car, no issues whatsoever, and obviously exhaust pipe gets quite hot. I cannot confirm that the spray would withstand the heat from a wood burning stove, but I believe it should be able to.
364885
I bought stove paint for mine, but this says it's good to 2k degrees. If the outside of your stove ever get's hotter than that, I'd leave and call the FD!
364886
well this paint claims it can resist temperatures up to 2000 degrees, I think it might work.
364887
Yes, it should hold up just fine and look really good. You should prep the surface by sanding it down and removing the old coating as best you can. Otherwise it might not adhere well to the metal.
254856
It is a black powder coat paint and made for outdoor use. I would expect that to be the case.
1532094
I would not use that around HIGH HEAT. There is a black spray paint called "High Heat" for BBQ grills.
202253
Its tough paint, but its epoxy based (like hard plastic), so I don't think it would hold up to extreme heat very well if its really close to the burner. I would probably suggest trying high heat rated spray paint instead.
1328764
They are coated with paint so I would not recommend it unless you are willing to take the risk of accidentally turning on the wrong burner.
1240994
There is a coating/paint that is fuel resistant. I would assume that the coating is better than shiney metal that might corrode from moisture in the fuel.
1737090
I have never considered this idea before, so anything I say is merely an opinion. It would seem relatively okay to me to paint the OUTSIDE of the unit this way, but I would not paint anywhere INSIDE the unit as you simply don't know what chemicals could be released during cooking that might be dangerous to your health. I just rub mine with olive oil on the outside, and so far there is no rust, even though it sits outside. Also, I have a plastic cover over the unit when not in use so that rain does not hit it directly.
443156
I have not had any problems using the stove outside. I would not use the yellow HEET indoors. To be on the safe side. I think it could be toxic to breathe the fumes so I would want a lot of ventilation.
11166
It is a high heat paint, but not for an enclosed heat source. It will give off some fumes and will scratch off
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
1737087
I would not paint even the outside of the hibachi. That paint will heat up and stink up whatever it is you're cooking. Coat it with high temp oil every time you use it and after you are done using it and it will never rust.
851253
Yes you can however make sure to sand and clean the frame first..... And spray approximately no closer than 6 inches away to prevent the paint from running. This spray paint is one o the best I have used.... Great for stuff around the house and other stuff. I will upload some photos in the next couple of days.
1020658
I don't know if that would work or not. I was required to buy this product to spray on all the window curtains at my childcare center. Somewhat silly since the state regs don't require it on other fabrics such as sofas, dress up clothing, etc. Sometimes you can find this product at a large fabric chain where you could read the full label. I am guessing that the heat from the stove would eventually overcome the products ability to prevent a fire.
523474
I don't see why not. Great stuff but I used it on my indoor wood stove. I also agree with re-painting with high temp black paint.
1737086
You should be able to paint the stove but not the grill or grate but I just oiled mine
1862401
It can not be used where there is fire. You can paint the outside of a grill but not the inside. So, I would not think you could use in a fireplace.
989920
If you have somethying to cook it on. I use mine outdoors on the grill side burner as it omits a steady stream of stem from the hole in the top.