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I used a ceramic based 1300 paint. Should hold up reasonably well if I can figure a way to cure it. The direction said to start the engine and let it run for 10 minutes then cool for 20 then let it run for 20 and cool for 30. At some point I guess I have to drive the stove around the block a few times.gorgeous , but what happens after being exposed to firebox temps ?
I think Don posted a painted brick job before too. Got the idea from him.
That would be blow torch on the compass I guess... Nice job on the brick! It looks also textured like brick.That might be tough cause the fire actually hits those panels. At least the center compass on the Accentras. The baffles would be okay.
I used a ceramic based 1300 paint. Should hold up reasonably well if I can figure a way to cure it. The direction said to start the engine and let it run for 10 minutes then cool for 20 then let it run for 20 and cool for 30. At some point I guess I have to drive the stove around the block a few times.
...Lopi Pioneer, one of my favorite stoves...
Coming together, new paint, new glass gaskets, polished and cleaned the gold trim, few more finishing touches and new door gasket and she'll be all newey.
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Here are my reasons:Why is it one of your favorite stoves? Easy to work on? Reliable? Efficient? Stylish?
Just trying to learn from those more experienced.
Ahhh. My grille is just black. I also opted for the analog board, it was in great shape and I like it more....actually, it's still digital just has knobs.Hi Scott
Where is your Grill?
Here is the 1997 Lopi Pioneer I did 2 years ago. I updated the knob control to the Digital Panel.
Does yours have the knobs?
I also installed the Graphite Impregnated Door Gasket for that high quality look.
I went with the Flat Aluminum for the door trim and grill paint and Surf Sand on the bricks with Flat White between the bricks for that Up-To-Date look.
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