- Nov 27, 2012
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Question:
I have a Vermont Castings "Radiance" cast iron stove and it's great. We've had it three years. I wipe it off periodically with a wet cloth. I've noticed lately, that it is getting a "whitish" look to the cast iron. What can I do to restore it to it's original finish? Should I put oil on it like my pans? Or will this make a mess? I only wipe it off when it's cold, never when it's warm.
Answer:
Use high temperature Stove paint from:
1. Thermalox
2. Forest Paint (Stove Bright)
3. Vermont Castings
It comes in spray cans (very directional) and will restore your stove to factory finish.
I have a Vermont Castings "Radiance" cast iron stove and it's great. We've had it three years. I wipe it off periodically with a wet cloth. I've noticed lately, that it is getting a "whitish" look to the cast iron. What can I do to restore it to it's original finish? Should I put oil on it like my pans? Or will this make a mess? I only wipe it off when it's cold, never when it's warm.
Answer:
Use high temperature Stove paint from:
1. Thermalox
2. Forest Paint (Stove Bright)
3. Vermont Castings
It comes in spray cans (very directional) and will restore your stove to factory finish.
