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Superior Powder-Coat Exterior Touch-Up Paint
- Color: Black
- Consists of flame-resistant paint
- For use with powder-coated fireplaces
- Paints over a stained powder-coated exterior
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Part Number: SCTPSAB eFireplaceStore Item Number: SUP-SCTPSAB UPC: 043593058775 Features
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4 Questions &
4 Answers
Pam M
from Macomb, Mi asked:
February 13, 2021
Do you spray or brush this paint on?
1 Answer
This is a spray on paint
Submitted by:
Nevins P.
on February 15, 2021
Tammy
from AR asked:
February 4, 2020
Is this a matte finish or shiny?
1 Answer
This is a matte finish.
Submitted by:
Brennan W.
on February 4, 2020
Tammy
from Arkansas asked:
February 4, 2020
How does this product work? Do you have to kiln afterward or put into an oven to cure the powder coat? Also, will it stick to ceramic or concrete?
1 Answer
This product is more designed for painting metal surfaces like your vent pipe and fireplace facing. It will work concrete and ceramic, but I cannot guarantee longevity. There is no kiln process. The heat from your fireplace will cure the paint. Make sure to turn off the gas supply to your fireplace before using it.
Submitted by:
Brian L.
on February 5, 2020
Tammy
from Arkansas asked:
February 3, 2020
Would this be a safe paint to use to touch up the white birch vented gas log set that is used in the indoor fireplace? Our set got too much soot on them and when we tried to clean them it began taking off the powder coat!
1 Answer
It is not a hazard, as long as you turn the gas off before starting to paint and allow the paint to dry completely before relighting the fireplace. I cannot speak to how well the touchup paint will work. It is not designed for log touchup. Over time the paint on the logs will fade from the constant heat.
Submitted by:
Brian L.
on February 4, 2020
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