Who is painting their pellet stove this summer to make it look good for the fall?

Hello

Fired it up tonight!

Lookin' good! But it's too warm down here for a fire!

I don't know...wherever her chromes out his chopper parts I guess...I saw it in his chopper shop but it has since closed. He lives in Rehoboth though...I'll run into him again I'm sure

Thats on my list of stuff to do when I clean it. Since I named her Percilla the pellet pig I think I might paint her light pink. lol

I just wanted to make sure it worked! The heat coming out was hot!

I would never paint my stove and ruin the patina of rust and scratches built up over many years of loving use.

Dave

Do you think this stove could use any paint?

No, it is just starting to look good!

Dave

Yea, I do like a good paint job...

hmm...howzabout a "rat rod" pellet stove?!

As usual.

That will be Krooser's stove. He'll probably try to put wheels on it and run in the RumbleFest he's involved with:

Hey Pete

Did you paint the firebrick copper and sand inbetween?
If so where did you get the paint? Did you use a brush for the mortar joints?

Painted the whole thing the sand color, then taped off the mortar lines and painted the bricks.
The brick panel is all one piece. Pic below prior to painting.

Thanks tinkabranc

imacman, thats looking good...

Hello

Any special masking tape? Did u cut the tape into strips?

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Yep, exactly what Tink said above as for the procedure to paint it. I used Stove Bright.

As for the tape, I bought a roll of auto body painter's striping tape (blue, 1/4" or 5/16"... I forget which) at local auto body supply house.

here are my before and afters from this year, first pic is how I bought it and ran it last year.


Sporting new paint Job.

Wow, it looks brand new!

Good job!

Ditto!

Thanks guys, not bad for and hours work sanding and prepping and 6 bucks in stove paint. I'm happy with how it turned out. I do wanna try something with the air grills on top though. Something like Dexter Day did with his and paint the glass trim the same color.

Just mask around the grills to make it rectangular. Leave about as much space on the edge as the width of one of the slats in the grill. Then using high temp paint, paint the edge and grills silver or gold. That would be cool?

Well, you guys talked me into painting my firebox in the Astoria! Does look shabby after 3 seasons! Real Nasty!

Prep is the hardest part!
Just got some new Wire Wheels for the drill from the new Harbor Freight store in Hyannis!
http://www.harborfreight.com/6-piece-wire-wheel-and-cup-brush-set-1341.html
So maybe with some Acetone and Elbow greese and these wire wheels I can make the paint stick?

Now I need some pin striping masking tape!

Hello

Still cleaning the firebox and firebrick panel. Got more emery cloth at Home Depot and picked up some 0.7" wide Rust-Oleum orange masking tape from AutoZone auto parts store. It seems to be the exact width of the mortar joint so it should work. The firebrick is still dirty so I have to clean it a few more times with Acetone or Firebrick cleaner which I also purchased from the local hearth shop.