1.800.203.1642
Sand Stovebright Stove Paint
Images
Sand Stovebright Stove Paint
$25.95
$29.99
13% Off
In Stock
Ships same business day.
Qty:
1
Thank you!
We will send you an email notifying you as soon as this item becomes available.
Frequently Purchased Together
Emerald Green Stovebright Paint
$25.95
$29.99
Copperfield Cast Iron Stove Damper - 6-Inch Diameter
$25.95
$29.99
Have questions?
Our NFI-certified experts are here to help!
Email your question
Call us at 800-203-1642
Product Details
Features
- High Temperature Stove Paint
- Touch up worn, chipped, scratched, or heat bleached areas
- Holds its color up to 1200°F
- Comes in a variety of colors
- 12 ounce spray can
Keep your stove looking its best with Sand Stovebright Stove Paint. Proper painting prevents rust and promotes the longest life possible for your stove and its parts. Keeping your stove maintained with Sand Stovebright Stove Paint will guarantee that you'll get the most out of the life of your stove.
Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Ron
from Bensalem, PA asked:
I'm looking for ivory color touch up paint for a Jotul wood stove. The product number from my former bottle of Stove Bright paint is 53H108. Do you carry this color?
The only Jotul-specific paint we offer is the Stove Bright Jotul Ivory Gas Vent Paint - 43140, but this is for gas stoves.
Answered by:
Will M.
Randy
from MT asked:
How much of an area (square footage) does a can of this Sand Stovebright paint cover?
This can should cover approximately 50 square feet.
Answered by:
Brennan W.
Chris
from Gettysburg, PA asked:
Can I use this stove paint on the firebrick inside my fireplace?
As long as the firebrick has been thoroughly cleaned, you can certainly use this paint. It is worth mentioning that some discoloration near the hottest parts of the firebox is normal and will require repainting from time to time.
Answered by:
eFireplaceStore
Laura M.
from Park City, UT asked:
Can this be use to paint the inside of a firebox that is going to have gas logs installed?
Yes, this paint can be used in a gas firebox. However, over time the paint may eventually peel and crack due to the heat. The paint will not withstand any direct contact with flames.
Answered by:
Tyler M. - Fireplace Specialist
Showing 4 of
4 Questions and Answers
Thank you for reaching out!
Thank you for your interest in our products. We've received your question and will get back to you shortly — usually within the hour but always within 1 business day. To ensure you receive our response, please add our email address ([email protected]) to your email whitelist or address book.
In the meantime, while we prepare our response, keep an eye on your inbox for an email from us. We'll be sending you our exclusive Buyer's Guide, packed with valuable information to assist you in making the best decision for your needs.
If you have any further questions or need immediate assistance, feel free to reach out to us directly at 1-800-203-1642.
Thank you again for choosing eFireplaceStore.com!
Related Articles
Fireplace Paint & Stove Paint Buyer's Guide
Fireplace Accessories Buyers Guide
What To Do When Your Gas Fireplace Remote Stops Working
Tips For Cleaning Hearth Rugs
Reasons To Reconsider Hanging A TV Over A Fireplace
The Benefits Of Using A Fireplace Shovel
Why Log Tongs Are Needed Fireplace Tools
The Basics Of The Fireplace Poker
Why You Need A Fireplace Hood
How To Understand Confusing Fireplace Terms
Tips For Installing Glass Fireplace Doors
How To Handle The Warranty and Returns Process
Can RTV Sealant Help The Performance Of Your Direct Vent Fireplace
What Is An NFI Certified Technician?
How Ember Wool Makes Your Fireplace Complete
Every Tool You Need For Fireplace Installation
Why Air Shutters Are An Important Part of A Gas Burning Fireplace
Customer Reviews
Thank you!
We appreciate you taking the time to review this product. Lucky for you, we have entered you into this month's sweepstakes. Thanks again!