Can I use this on the outside of a mug?
312447
This is supposed to be good for up to 450 degrees so my guess is it would stand up fine to heat. Also, since it is to touch up a stove or other appliance, it should be fine for washing.
1515396
we only used them to put guest nanes on favor ceramic cups (which did wash off) but didn't use them outside. Sorry!
1701918
I think you could, although there is a version that is specifically designed for outside use (and much larger, more liquid inside). We used those last summer and it really worked, this stuff is amazing.
878951
I would not put hot drinks in this cup because the child would not be able to hold it. I wash it in hot water and feel how hot the outside gets so it wouldn't be a good idea.
742403
Yes. I have the blue painted exterior mug, which is stainless steel on the inside.
1199168
I've never had that issue, but if you make a large helping of coffee, I suppose you could. I would use a tall, not so wide, mug in that case. Maybe one of those travel mugs.
2131430
I wouldn't. The outside is painted. I am unsure of the insulation construction but it is designed for cold liquids. If you're back packing the bladder style camelback and a tin camping kettle cup or pot would a be much better and lighter option than using this water bottle for those purposes.
1604729
I'm no expert, but I cannot think of a reason why that application is unsuitable. I use this glass in my gas fireplace on the living rpom. An exterior bowl or pit should be fine
1721440
Since I have not used it I really don't know but when I had one years back you could not use it with a plastic mug.
188765
about coffee mug i believe you can. but I don't know about the water bottle. It depends on the size of it.
357216
I believe so. I use a ceramic mug but I would use a metalic one if I had one that had thin walls.
920563
Hand wash only! Subjecting it to high heat will cause the outside layer of the mug to bubble.
853018
Yes the cup can be used in the micowave but and the handle does not get hot. The finish is smooth. What this mug is not is hollow stoneware that chips with the slightest ding. LOVE LOVE LOVE these mugs.
511390
The mug is plastic inside, so I would not recommend using your immersion heater in the mug. The hot beverage you put into the mug will stay hot for hours! :)
1721445
We've only tried it with the type of insulated mug that fits into a cup holder in our pick up. I believe the inside of that is plastic, and it doesn't seem to cause a problem. I'd be cautious, though, if you are talking about the type of mug you get at convenience stores because that plastic is not very substantial.
1244182
I suppose if it were on the outside of the mug and not where it touched contents or your mouth, you might chance it. However, I think it would be wide to first consult the manufacturer at www.krylon.com or 1-800-4krylon
106336
Absolutely not. There's some weird coating over the copper that will peel. It's very sensitive. My friend had oily hands and her finger prints were permanently stuck on the mug. The layer peeled off and the mug was ruined. I wouldn't recommend these at all.