WHAT'S A GOOD PAINTING PLAN FOR A CLEANED UP WOOD STOVE ?

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rustynut

Feeling the Heat
Jan 5, 2008
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mid mich
plan is to sand blast the steel
then degrease everything......
but
what are you guys using for paint ?
using a primer ?
any stand out products ?
any to stay away from ?
rn
 
Stove Bright 1200 deg. paints are often used for this purpose. Follow their directions, especially regarding prep and ventilation. This is serious brain-rotting stuff. Treat it with respect. Be sure to paint in a very well ventilated space and use an organic vapor mask with a fresh cartridge.

http://forrestpaint.com/index.php?page=stove-bright-User-guide
 
thanks
i'm cautious with the hardners and such
saw the 1200 degrees
was wondering about the brand
but i will read the directions
rn
 
It's a good paint, acetone based IIRC. If the paint job gets over 1200 degrees, it will be one of your lesser worries. ;-)
 
The only mistake folks make with this paint is not mixing it enough--the silicones make a very sludgey mass in the bottom that takes much more effort to mix than regular paint.
 
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