I was advised not to repaint microwave because it may contaminate the food .Can I use Cavity paint.Please help
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I don't know where you receive that information but it is untrue. I have not gotten sick since I use the microwave cavity paint several months ago. Your choice to use or not.
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We used the microwave cavity paint, left the door open for a few hours, and used it the next day. This was 6months ago and we're still alive!
1563724
Yes,probably no worse than the original paint in your microwave. Side note--I found that the cavity paint98qbpo302 is not durable and came off after a week of use. This was after I applied 12 coats on the damaged interior door area and let it cure dry for for over 6 weeks before using
1627177
I've not stuck it in the microwave but it is not dishwasher save! It moves the paint around and the paint gets kind of funky
214494
It's best not to microwave it because of the sensitive sticker that changes design. I microwaved mine and it eventually stopped changing. Now it's just an overlay of both happy and sad. =/
2238115
it's not because of the gold paint .. it will arc in the microwave. i'm not certain, but i think i read that warning somewhere.
463347
I don't recall what the manufacturer's instructions showed but the entire set is hard plastic and no metallic substance anywhere so I don't see any reason why you could not. I haven't tried - there aren't any microwaves at my camping sites. Overall this is a very fine product. All the colors shown are very accurate to what was received and I think it improbable that they would discolor for any reason.
1197292
can the refrigerator paint be tinted or mixed with other water based paint?
1238070
when used in microwave do you keep covered the whole time food is being warmed
1623686
it's is a paper based product. that is coated with paint. I only put glass and ceramic in the microwave, for toxicity reasons. I don't put them in. I also, want to be able to serve my kids bowls that they can handle. So pick up a microwavable ceramic bowl from the dollar store, then transfer foods.
368550
Yes, it's just plastic, styrofoam and I think a stainless steel liner. So you couldn't reheat in the microwave.
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Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by... » Read More Good question! The paints made for the inside of a microwave oven are usually enamel. Rust-Oleum High Heat is an enamel paint. The inside walls of a microwave oven do not reach the temperature levels that Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is designed to withstand -- 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you touch the inner wall of a microwave right after cooking, it may be warm, but that is about it. There really is no reason for you to purchase this paint for the inside of a microwave. If you do a search on Amazon for microwave cavity paint you will come up with several products, including one by Rust-Oleum, specifically designed for the inside of your microwave. « Show Less
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I used this to paint the metal cover grill for my gas heater & it worked fine. I don't believe a microwave would give off an amount of heat that would cause any problems with even normal paint, so I would think this would work fine for the inside of a microwave.
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You can probably heat the wax in the microwave in smaller batches and use only what you need. I wouldn't recommend leaving it on constantly since the heating element will wear out sooner. You also can start with a smaller amount of wax. I wish I had and may try your microwave idea the next time I use it. I will say that I love it and can't believe I waited so long to get it.
9804
No you can't use this in the microwave because it has a metal insert that the top screws into. Also I would think that even if that wasn't the case, you wouldn't want to microwave a sealed item like this because it could explode under preasure.
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Good question! I can't see why not as long as someone doesn't do a taste test while it's in there-zap! and washes it off thoroughly. I saw one on craigslist that was used to heat paint, apparently successfully though it was covered and stained by it. Not sure what the effect of the food right on the element would be.
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You can paint it, but it would void the warranty. As far as the type of paint to use I would contact a local paint store.
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If the crock has a shiny surface, it is glazed and any paint remover should be OK. If porous, then use paint remover only if you do not use it for food.
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I don't microwave plastic. I'm sure you can but you risk leaching chemicals and melting the thing. If you're looking to disinfect it then you can use boiling water or rinsing with rubbing alcohol (this is what I do).