Would it work to paint with stove paint before using, or would the original paint bubble underneath the stove paint?
923642
Have not tried painting it. I enjoy the little stove as it is. I use it daily for all my cooking. After a couple of months it still works quite well. Of course I am not too worried about the aesthetics. It works well, that is good enough for me.
923643
I would not original paint I use Auto paint I like Manifold high heat spray coating
923644
You would deffenantly have to sand it down first. The original paint would just bubble up underneath. If you read my review, the paint is the least of your worries.
923645
The original paint is holding up pretty well so far. If you plan to paint over it I would suggest sanding it first.
923646
No idea really maybe if you bought that high heat engine paint. I'm not a professional painter the bubbles don't effect the cookin abilities of the stove though just doesn't look nice
321086
No, this paint will not last very long on a cast iron stove. You must seek out paint that has a high temperature rating and is designed for such high temperature purposes. You can Google high temperature paint and find some that are rated for auto engine and exhaust use.
1952896
It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
2281347
I brushed it onto the stainless steel stove pipe so it would match our stove. With 2 coats, I havent noticed any brush marks, but I havent gotten right up on it. From 2-3 feet away, it just looks matted black, and you dont get the runs you'll get with spray paint.
851254
It would probably work, i would just make sure to lightly sand the frame first and clean it and wipe it off real well and allow it to dry before painting. Good luck!
470426
Stove top use would likely discolor and/or warp the bottom. If you want to use a stove, heat water in a sauce pan and transfer the boiling water to the neti pot and wait for it to cool.
2171763
Maybe, but it is small, covering only a small portion of the stove-top burner, and the metal is not as thick on the bottom as a normal pot because it is designed to use with a steam wand and not through direct contact with a high heat source. I wouldn't use it on the stove.
2060711
I'll be honest with you, I have never tried this on a black stove. Yes i have tried it on a glass top stove, it was white in color. I did work very well for that since it was a light color, but I no longer have that stove. My theory is, it is worth a shot! If it doesn't work for what you need to, than you can still use it around the house and on your vehicle. Rims, chrome, basically any type of metal thats worth cleaning up, it'll do the job very well. I wish I could have gave you more info, Hope i helped!
1630331
i don't have a ceramic/glass top stove, but this is the best answer i've found. There are some differing opinions on this discussion but one of the common themes to be a suggestion to use a diffuser, or flame-tamer underneath a pan so it doesn't scratch the surface. Also, don't slide the pan around - lift it up and move it.
724226
I imagine it would work. I would make sure the tank doesn't have any condensation on it before applying the paint. The finish dries shiny, so if the color matches, I think it would be fine.
169782
Yes -- I have a gas stove and that's what I use mine on. I would caution you, though -- keep the flame low enough to stay on the bottom of the pot. If it comes up the sides, it may harm the seal. The only directions that come with the pot are in Japanese, but I inferred this from one of the illustrations -- and I remember getting this instruction from a kettle I had years ago. Hope this helps.
1230335
This paint is meant for steel and goes on shiny and dries dull. It would not work or adhere to a porcelain or other type surface. It is meant for the outside of your black wood burning stoves and it is perfect in that application but do not see it working well on a porcelain or enameled stove.
63948
I honestly can't answer the question. We used the aprons for baking in the kitchen not painting. The stuff that we used in the kitchen didn't seep through to their clothes. I'd assume the paint won't either, but not 100% sure. I hope someone else can answer your question better than I can.
722204
I don't think so. I don't know if the paint would work. It might. The machine would be fine. Just worried about the paint.
1610707
Hi, from what the manufacturer suggests, it is OK to paint over GOOP. I'm not sure about putting GOOP over the paint though. It may not adhere properly. You could try a test area first....This stuff is really strong holding. I hope this helps.
784198
for a wood stove I would never paint one. this polish is more like a stain and have been very pleased with it.paint would peel after the stove heated up.
1175783
Spray on the stove let it sit for 10 minutes depending on the condition of the stove then scour off with a sponge using abrasive side good luck it worked for me �