Can you paint the outside of a microwave with this?
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I only used it for painting the underside of my truck and exhaust. I no longer have the can. Sorry. I would read to see if it can be used on indoor furniture, for instance, to determine if it is indoor friendly.I think other types of spray paint would be more appropriate.
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Hello, I'm sure once sanded down you can paint the item, but it'll void the return policy and damage the reflective chrome finish. Thank you, EdgarManhattan Lane Support Team
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You can't really microwave it, since the plastic around it going to melt, and its not a gel material its a liquid that once you snap the metal piece inside turns hard and releases heat.
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it's not because of the gold paint .. it will arc in the microwave. i'm not certain, but i think i read that warning somewhere.
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It works better to put if you put the microwave in a cabinet and use trim kit to finish the front. It will produce a custom look
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While I believe that it is safe for the microwave, the food will stain the white surface. I always heat the food in a pan or a glass bowl and then serve it on the plate.
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Yes,probably no worse than the original paint in your microwave. Side note--I found that the cavity paint98qbpo302 is not durable and came off after a week of use. This was after I applied 12 coats on the damaged interior door area and let it cure dry for for over 6 weeks before using
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No you cannot; until you bake it the paint is still wet and pliable. Bake, let it cool, then prime the surface with chalk by rubbing it all over. Then you can write!
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I have not tried that, but perhaps. The outside is a matte finish and not coated. The inside is smooth and shiny.
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No, do not try to use it with the top off, as with any appliance, you will get splatter, if you did, it would splatter all over your microwave oven. always use with cover on, depending on what you cook, some splatter more than others, but even burgers will splatter, so I would say always use with cover on..
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I suppose you could, but I think the process would be too slow, considering that microwave heats it in 3-4 minutes ,max. Also, I have no idea what oven heat you would use
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The correct method is to chemically etch the glass, not paint it. You should be looking for glass etching kits, not paint.Official warning from Rust-Oleum: "model # 182510 isn't meant for heated surfaces." - Referring to their frosted glass spray.
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I have no experience with that paint and can't say yes or no. My general feeling is paints have some volatile matter which might give out fumes and would might affect the food & health. Just take metal brush run with it around and apply oil. It should be ok. I got a cover as well for this grill, but didn't do much benefit. I could see rust all over the place. So I turned back to old method (brush and oil). Planning to keep it in the basement or in garage when not in use.
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I'm quite sure it can. The product has no porcelain or metal in it. Also it has a high heat rating, and that should not be a concern as the walls of a microwave never get near the 425 degree surface heat limitation. I assume you are doing a small area. Not sure if a large area will hold up over time.
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I wouldn't as the heat would make it smokey, but if that downt bother you it would be ok. I do use it on the outside of newly purchased used cast itron as I like to be sure it has a good finish. It is a personal thing. Joan Anderson
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I'm not an expert, but I do know that there are spray paint that can withstand high heat (specifically bar-b-q's). Maybe there's something equivalent that could be brushed on. I would assume that an appliance paint would not hold up to the heat from a burner. Maybe you could search further on Amazon or other website "high heat paint" or go to your local paint/hardware store for some advise.
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I don't recall what the manufacturer's instructions showed but the entire set is hard plastic and no metallic substance anywhere so I don't see any reason why you could not. I haven't tried - there aren't any microwaves at my camping sites. Overall this is a very fine product. All the colors shown are very accurate to what was received and I think it improbable that they would discolor for any reason.