Can I use this paint to spray the outside of a wood burning stove
364884
I sprayed the outside of exhaust pipe on car, no issues whatsoever, and obviously exhaust pipe gets quite hot. I cannot confirm that the spray would withstand the heat from a wood burning stove, but I believe it should be able to.
364885
I bought stove paint for mine, but this says it's good to 2k degrees. If the outside of your stove ever get's hotter than that, I'd leave and call the FD!
364886
well this paint claims it can resist temperatures up to 2000 degrees, I think it might work.
364887
Yes, it should hold up just fine and look really good. You should prep the surface by sanding it down and removing the old coating as best you can. Otherwise it might not adhere well to the metal.
1217770
Uh. Hmmm. I doubt it. We used this paint on the back wall of our fireplace insert due to it's heat resistant properties. It really isn't meant to be around food.
202252
The directions say "Keep away from heat, sparks & open flame" but they are talking about when applying it. Directions say nothing about not using near burner. I would call a good paint store or Lowe's or Home Depot, they could answer this best.
792640
No, yes you will have to burn off the cheap paint first before you ever use this on a camping trip. Then paint it with the high temperature paint for barbecue grills. You can get from Lowes or Home Depot. But back to the tent itself, the material itself is only fire resistant and could start to melt or catch fire especially if it has been sprayed with a water proofing spray. And I would guess this tent doesn't have a stove jack in the roof either.
202253
Its tough paint, but its epoxy based (like hard plastic), so I don't think it would hold up to extreme heat very well if its really close to the burner. I would probably suggest trying high heat rated spray paint instead.
175659
This type of paint was made to be sprayed over a painted surface. I dont see any harm in using it on other things, unless that object is made if real wood. There are clear coat paints made specifically for that so that the wood can stay protected.
1020656
You can spray it on wood but it won't stop wood from burning if it reaches its autoignition temperature of about 570 degrees F. It is designed to slow the speed it takes for materials to ignite from an open flame.
1737089
There is a glossy black, high temperature spray paint for retouching the inside and outside of Weber style kettle grills. I haven't tried it, though.
1737087
I would not paint even the outside of the hibachi. That paint will heat up and stink up whatever it is you're cooking. Coat it with high temp oil every time you use it and after you are done using it and it will never rust.
523475
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.
546603
This would not be ideal for painting the exterior of your house. It only holds a pint you would be refilling too often. Rent a bigger airless from home depot
1647945
Yes. There are several videos on YouTube showing this stove used for wood fires.
1844997
As long as you can get it to stick, you should be fine. We used this on the pipe from our wood stove back to the chimney to turn it from silver to black, so I'd imagine it would work in other locations. you might need to clean thoroughly and sand first though. Try it and see how it works. The key is this is high temperature resistant paint, so it wont bubble and burn off.
736971
I would not recommend spraying it on a surface that is close to a heat source.
1978541
I didn't use it for outdoors. For outdoors I prefer Patio Paint. I really recommend "Patio Paint" for outdoors or Martha Stewart paints.
187905
it is painted, so the paint may peel due to the heat from the stove. I would say no.
1163720
Sure if its wet and you need to get wood started but to cook with I don't believe the flame would reach the pot unless you put something inside the stove to get the flame closer