Can this high temp paint be used to paint cast iron grates on gas stove (indoor)?
1682684
As far as I know, you can only use it on the outside of the gas grill. One day my husband decided to do the inside of the hood (without me knowing) and we haven't died yet. I would call the company that makes it. It's better to be safe. I use Zep Heavy-Duty Citrus Degreaser on my black grill grates on my stove.
222435
Cast iron works on induction burners so this comal will work. Be careful not to scratch your stovetop though. If the bottom of the pan is rough then it could scratch it if you move it around. I have read of people using a sheet of parchment paper, paper towel, newspaper and even a silicon baking liner between the pan and burner to prevent this. All claim that it won't catch on fire. Here is a forum talking about it. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/912355
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.
1722016
The grate has openings between the bars of cast iron. Cooking on the stove top could make a mess and, more importantly, cause a grease fire in your kitchen. I would not recommend it for use indoors.
503093
You could paint it , but use a high temperature paint to prevent it from coming off , as the grill gets very hot .
1355432
Yes indeed. That is exactly why I bought two of them. I always used cast iron on a gas stove, but we moved to a new home with an electric flat surface. This pan works great on the flat electric!!!
2088180
Nope. My kettle works wonderfully on my gas stove at highest heat. No melting, no discoloring, nothing. It's great!
650182
I use it on my gas stove. Don't see why not. However, had a lot of sticking and coating issues. Would be better off getting a cast iron griddle. Good luck.
799754
Yes. I have cast iron grates on my grill. They will not be damaged at all. Be more concerned about rust. Make sure clean thoroughly and often after grilling. Oh, and oil it up your grates should be great!
1822472
Oh, yeah. Cast iron can handle the high heat. You're gonna love the grill marks. It's really the way to go.
1191638
I don't see why not. It is heavy metal. Would only be for doing things that may fall through the grates of your grill or drip a lot I assume. Gives me great grill marks on the stove. This is my third. I am a professional chef and love this pan. Nice amount of lip to catch fat or juices.
1645596
It will work on cast iron grates but I would be cautious about the chemicals and cooking. Make sure you clean them very good and then season them with oil to help prevent them from rusting again.
1940235
Since it's solid cast iron, the griddle should work well over two gas range burners. I'd keep the flame down a bit and give it some time to heat up well, just to avoid hot spots.
626436
Yes, I use mine on an indoor gas stove. I also tried it on an outdoor propane stove. I had some trouble with this latter method because my flame was too broad and was scorching the steamer's handles. As long as your flame spread is controllable, it would work great.
725801
Yes, I think so. This is a rust reformer product that is probably not for high temperatures. Your high temperature paint is only as good as the base upon which it is used. This is informed opinion. Contact the manufacturer for their answer.
1140826
I only used it for repainting two white panels on my stove that were scorched, but my best guess would be you could easily paint an outdoor chair or a grill with one can, assuming the original color is the same color as the paint you buy. Covers just as much as any other can of spray paint and dries super fast so if you needed to give it a second coat you could easily do that in about 2 hours or less. The white paint covered very well....the brown scorched areas were easily covered with just 2 coats.
1744838
You certainly can - the primary reason I purchased this was so I would not have to deal with flame-ups on my gas grill. Suggest you lightly coat it will olive oil before placing meats on it. After use, wash with warm water (no soap) and dry with towel, then it is ready for next use.