Can this run Enamels through it ?
2019060
Since my purchase a year ago I have successfully used Model Master Enamel, Tamiya Acrylic paint, and Model Master Lacquer when painting small 1/72 scale plastic aircraft models. Thinning to the correct viscosity proved easier to learn than I had thought. This is my first airbrush. I am very diligent in keeping the system clean. I flush with thinner/solvent very quickly after use. If the brush must be more thoroughly cleaned, taking it completely apart can be a bother.
275890
I would say that yes you could - in theory. I have noticed that the enamel (?) chips off pretty easily. I think the grill might really annoy it. Hunt around and find an old NON-LODGE deep skillet with lid in just plain cast iron and you'' never have that problem. I hate the Lodge finish.
1411547
Its only designed to run with induction cookware. It will probably only work thru the cookware what ever you do.
737864
Yes, you can because it has an enamel coating on it. As long as the enamel coating is not chipped or cracked, it should be fine!!
1954342
I have used it only on acrylic, and it worked well. I don't know how it works on enamel.
1499793
It doesn't state on the packaging what materials it can drill through. I haven't tried it on anything but wood. But it does run fast and you have 5 different size bits with it. It's possible because of it's speed it could drill through tile or glass. It's one of those things you'd have to try it on an old piece of glass and see what happens. These bits are easily replaceable if it should break.
73746
The inside of mine is enamel, so, sadly, it cannot be used on directly on a stove.
1337362
Technically, I think you would be OK. This stuff not only converts the rust to an inert material, but it produces a thick, hard black coating on the 'non-rusty' parts. However, if the goal is to preserve the metal as long as possible, I would still prime and paint with a high quality enamel paint. I am using ift to refurbish an old BBQ and it is working very well.
508926
If you follow the instructions and wash it (I also sanded my old grill down) and apply multiple coats the enamel should stick just fine and definitely make it look better. It is a little more dull than I was expecting, but I've found it worked great for replacing the coating on all of my grills.
1569878
I have not tried it. But, the term "enamel paint" used to only refer to an oil based material which generally has a very hard surface and is shiny. Lately. there have been latex or water based paints that refer to themselves as "enamel" too, so you may want to find out what type of enamel you are trying to cover with this product. If you can't tell, you could test it in a small spot and see how it covers. Generally, I keep water-based products away from oil-based. But, I haven't been adventurous and maybe it's time to rethink it.
794184
Yes,I bought this for my mom and she only uses the whislte if she is going to be out of the kitchen when she has it on. It has been used daily and no problems with enamel chipping, beautiful little kettle.
2210306
I'm not familiar with the temperatures required for enamel powders, but if your need 750 - 800 degrees this should work.
1924180
I would not use Wenol for enamel or anything that is simply plated. I suggest you try toothpaste on the cookware--the paste kind, not the gel. Try it on a small area first, to make sure it's ok.
1434904
The enamel does dry fast. I wouldn't mix them. You can get green enamel paint at most craft/hobby stores
1573228
I doubt it without chipping the enamel, and I'm not sure why you would want to. It's not very large, is not noticeable, and it shows you have a higher quality tub.
563102
Yes it is enamel and mine does stick and burn if you are not careful. Use lower heat and keep stirring.
1881579
I seriously doubt it. This is an abrasive that removes cooking buildup. It doesn't restore coating.