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AW Perkins 1200 Degree Stove and Grill Paint - Rosebud Metallic
- 1200°F Stove and Grill Paint
- Renews the finish of stoves, grills, and hearth accessories
- Withstands temperatures of 1200°F
- Available in a variety of colors
- 12 oz. Spray Can
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Part Number: 92RM eFireplaceStore Item Number: FSD-92RM UPC: 841972010921 Features
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5 Questions &
5 Answers
Chance
from NJ asked:
March 18, 2016
Is this a ceramic paint, and will it be suitable for the interior grating on a grill?
1 Answer
This paint is not ceramic and is not approved for use on any cooking surface.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on March 18, 2016
Joan
from Sayreville, NJ asked:
May 11, 2014
Can this paint be used on a ceramic gas fireplace vent cap?
1 Answer
This product can indeed also be used to paint a vent cap.
Submitted by:
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on May 12, 2014
Joan
from Sayreville, NJ asked:
May 11, 2014
Can this paint be used on a ceramic gas fireplace vent cap?
1 Answer
This paint can indeed be used to coat a fireplace vent cap. If the cap is new, it should be wiped down with a 50/50 mixture of vinegar and water to remove any machining oil on the cap.
Submitted by:
Collin C. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on May 12, 2014
Greg
from Palos Verdes, CA asked:
March 21, 2014
What preparation do I need to do before applying this paint?
1 Answer
Using a product such as this, you would need to first rough up the surface with fine grit sandpaper and wipe down any residue from the surface. You would then apply the paint in light, even coatings until a satisfactory covering is achieved. It is recommended to fire the stove at a low burn to cure the paint. It is normal for some smoke/fuming to occur the first time the stove is used.
Submitted by:
Chris
on March 24, 2014
Greg
from Palos Verdes, CA asked:
March 21, 2014
Is this product indeed metallic?
1 Answer
Per the manufacturer, this product is a metallic paint. It is not offered in non-metallic.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on March 21, 2014
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