So I really want to use a flex liner do to the ease of installation but it seems like it is all stainless steal and I am having a really really tough time thinking I will like the stainless look in my rustic fireplaces. I don't think it can be painted becuase it's stainless. Do I have any other options other then rigid? Do they make a black flex?
Flex Liner question
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Clean off the bottom section after its down and paint it black. It can be painted no problem if you use something like Stove Bright.
Other option is to transition to black stove pipe just below the block off plate.
Other option is to transition to black stove pipe just below the block off plate.
Yeap, even stainless. I have seen a couple of install pics where people painted their flex liners. We have also painted stainless Pellet Vent as well as Class A using the Stove Bright paint.
You would probably be best off to just install it and then burn some good fires in there now that I think about it. That will burn off all the oils. Paint should stick pretty well after that.
You would probably be best off to just install it and then burn some good fires in there now that I think about it. That will burn off all the oils. Paint should stick pretty well after that.
Nice advise. I looked at their website and they have some great colors that will match the Jotul Brown Maholic Stove I'm installing in the family room. Should look great.
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