Will this paint work on a Commercial Kitchen Range Hood?
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Probably be ugly looking, but yes. I used it on a fire pit ring in early summer and it stood up well this year through 8-10 fires. Keep in mind you need to set it with high temps (twice, at two levels)--that may be challenging to do with a range hood.
340560
It probably will, but on that type of metal its likely to run easily, so be careful. It worked great on an old muffler, holding up fine.
930389
Hi, not sure.....it may react with finish. I used it on a window that had stickers on it before.
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This range hood is stainless steel and is of a silver stainless steel color. Thanks! Kitchen Bath Collection
778605
Safe yes. But this product is more for hard to access area like the under carriage/frame or deep in engine bay. The hood is an area you would presumably want to sand away, then clean and prime for future painting. The rust converter merely stops the rust from progressing and that protects the remaining metal. But it does'nt look pretty.
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Yes. That type of application is exactly what this paint is intended to be used for.Remember that the most important ingredient for a good result is to do proper prep work. i.e. Make sure you remove all loose paint (just as Marcus BIggins said) and sand all contact surfaces to provide a slightly rough surface to insure a good bond. Also, it wouldn't hurt to go over the surface with a soft rag dampened with paint thinner in order to make sure any surface oil (from cooking) is removed. Afterwards take care to properly dispose of the paint thinner soaked rag(s) because rags that have had paint thinner (or any oil) on them can self combust and start a fire in your house. Yes. That type of application is exactly what this paint is intended to be used for.Remember that the most important ingredient for a good result is to do proper prep work. i.e. Make sure you remove all loose paint (just as Marcus BIggins said) and sand all contact surfaces to provide a slightly rough surface to insure a good bond. Also, it wouldn't hurt to go over the surface with a soft rag dampened with paint thinner in order to make sure any surface oil (from cooking) is removed. Afterwards take care to properly dispose of the paint thinner soaked rag(s) because rags that have had... » Read More Yes. That type of application is exactly what this paint is intended to be used for.Remember that the most important ingredient for a good result is to do proper prep work. i.e. Make sure you remove all loose paint (just as Marcus BIggins said) and sand all contact surfaces to provide a slightly rough surface to insure a good bond. Also, it wouldn't hurt to go over the surface with a soft rag dampened with paint thinner in order to make sure any surface oil (from cooking) is removed. Afterwards take care to properly dispose of the paint thinner soaked rag(s) because rags that have had paint thinner (or any oil) on them can self combust and start a fire in your house. « Show Less
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I am using the polish on an indoor cast iron stove, but if it gets moisture, it still rusts. I think it is more intended to improve the appearance of the stove. Maybe a high temperature paint would be more suitable for outdoors.
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Yes it will, it is very large, if I had to do it again, I would not buy it. It is very harsh on the paint. I am using the one I bought on my BBQ Grill...LOL
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Think if you are liberal with the mounting tape it could work. I have mine simply stuck by the magnet on the side of my stainless steel range hood and have had no problem.
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This paint is meant for steel and goes on shiny and dries dull. It would not work or adhere to a porcelain or other type surface. It is meant for the outside of your black wood burning stoves and it is perfect in that application but do not see it working well on a porcelain or enameled stove.
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I think it will do what you want. I had never heard of this stuff until I bought a butcher block and modified it to what I wanted. Part of the sales pitch is the coating is Good Stuff and that is the reason I tracked this down and bought it. I am pleased with the way it turned out, just be sure to apply in thin coats.
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I don't know for sure, but I would think it would. I keep mine outside and I bought a cover from Home Depot for it to prevent it from rusting. The paint is not a hardened enamel. Heat and steel, you get rust. Nice grill though, can cook a LOT of food at once, which is what I needed.
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Says right in the title 40 watts. Is it appropriate for a range hood? I would say yes it would work but no its not appropriate. A regular old light bulb will work in your range hood, and these little 40 watts wouldn't be bright enough. This is a small light bulb for inside the refrigerator or inside an oven.
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It is a high heat paint, but not for an enclosed heat source. It will give off some fumes and will scratch off
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I don't see why not as long as the final section of duct is 6 inch round. The only other consideration is if the range hood manufacturer specifies a larger duct due to required air flow.
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best to leave the copper countertop, bare. just polish it occasionally with "Brasso" (copper and brass polish). I doubt any coating is gonna be good for a countertop. Unless the countertop is not going to be used or have any items sliding on it. If it's not going to be used at all, this clear paint for brass will work fine. I used it on a solid brass door handle set of our Pella brand, storm door. After polishing the door set, I coated with 3 light coats. exposed to all weather, after 2 years, it still looks good. No tarnish or oxidation under the clear coat.
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Stainless steel it will work on, but know that it will not chrome it. And yes, it will slowly strip any kind of paint off, it is a polish, not a wax, meaning it makes things cleaner by stripping layers of damage off.
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I would think it would work, but could be wrong. I had to really thin down the paint to get it to spray.