is it flame resistant? can I use this on a fireplace surround where it will be exposed to heat?
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I cannot answer your question as an expert, but will attempt to do so with my own common sense. The Renaissance Wax does not build up a heavy coat on the surfaces it is used on. You hardly know its there. That is one of the biggest reasons I like the product so much. It coats,polishes and protects without a heavy sticky build up. As your purpose is to use it outside the fireplace, it will not be exposed to direct flame. There will be heat, although I do not know to what extent. The best people to contact regarding this, will be a company which specializes in fireplace sales and maintenance. Is there a store in your vicinity which sells Fireplaces, tools, patio grills/furniture ETC? I would not, for example, use the Renaissance Wax on my stainless steel outdoor grill for example... The experts would have an appropriate product selection from which to make a better, more informed recommendation.
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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.
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It can not be used where there is fire. You can paint the outside of a grill but not the inside. So, I would not think you could use in a fireplace.
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It does not indicate if the product is flame retardant, however, I feel confident that this could burn into flames. It is a well crafted item and it has good weight to it. Fairly easy to use with some assistance.
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No not to my knowledge. I don't think it is heat resistant but you should do a search on Amazon for this product & then check the "Description of product" & it lists some details. This product worked very well on my porcelain sink & it almost looks new!
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yes according to the specifications on amazon they are fire resistant. I have been using them in my infant classroom for 10 months now and haven't had any problems.
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Yes it is safe to use around fireplacr. Make sure you get the fireplace one because it comes with 4 sections instead of 3 sections
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Don't see why not. Keep it well stabilized and 4-6 inches off the flame and you should be ok. Make sure you've got even heating to avoid hot-spots.
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I am not sure if this paint is heat resistant. I would assume it is and it is reasonable in cost so it could be worth an experiment. The bottle does not say it is heat resistant. If you want a guaranteed heat resistant paint, I would use Pebeo "Vitrea 160". This is a glass stain that can be baked in the oven to make it heat resistant. Your heat from the lightbulbs would serve as the heating source, thus becoming permanent. It is also a high quality paint and so it costs more.......but you get what you pay for.
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The fabric is not fireproof. I would be cautious about placing it over a fire pit even if you plan on keeping the fire small. The chances of something happening just isn't worth it in my book.
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We don't use it in an I closed space and have never had it on high but if it's not near anything I don't see a problem. We just love it.the heat is directed downwards and there's no flame to worry about. Hope this has been helpful.
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We have only used ours in an outdoor firepit, but I don't see why you couldn't use in in your open fireplace. Its doesn't create smoke or an odor.
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We use it on a tiny patio very near the house and have not had problems. As long as you keep the fire itself small, I think it would be OK.
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At least a couple hundred degrees. Aluminum/steel looks to beak down at a pretty high temp. I'm sure as long as the fire isn't touching the fan, you'll be fine. Another question would be, what are you ducting the fireplace with? Or are you just sticking this canfan up there, to exhaust hot air out? You should probably look into something else to vent air out for a fireplace. Unless you use it to vent off heat the the rest of the house.
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Hi there,Yes, the fireplace can be used without expelling any heat. The thermostat on it can be changed, as well as the brightness of the flames.Thanks for your question-Wishack
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I have no idea. It's a top coat/ finish and it says to keep away from heat or flame. Email the manufacturer.
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Yes it will protect from direct flames, but the container will probably not offer great heat resistance. I would not expect it to protect photographs for very long if fire is directly on it.