Can this paint be used for the inside of a propane gas grill?
795364
I did. It works well. Not sure if that is the intended purpose but you CAN do it. ;)
1217770
Uh. Hmmm. I doubt it. We used this paint on the back wall of our fireplace insert due to it's heat resistant properties. It really isn't meant to be around food.
1187860
Don't think it would hurt it, but, I couldn't recommend doing so. Better off using meguiars interior detail spray on those materials instead. Just the plain spray though. Avoid products containing oils and or silicon.
404992
Yes BUT... It gets hot so you should use the same type of paint that is used for a radiator (steam or hot water) which can tolerate the heat. This is typically an oil or epoxy paint and NOT a latex. Premium spray paints such as Rustoleum probably are the best choice if the can be used for a radiator. Remove the label from the unit, clean & remove all the residual adhesive, then clean the entire surface you are going to paint, do one final cleaning with alcohol, (after this cleaning avoiding touching with your bare skin what you will be painting), than spray the premium paint lightly, apply a second light coat according to paint instructions (do not sand). Allow to fully dry & cure BEFORE turning it on. WARNING it will smell for a while even when fully dried & cured. Allow it to operate for 24 to 48 hours with NO towels on it, then let it cool (turn it off) & then use as described. Important note: even if unpainted, always have all the towel bars covered even if just with one hanging from the top bar and covering the others (otherwise it will run at maximum power, wasting energy, damaging your paint & act as a room heater). Hope this helps.
1001859
We used this paint on our firewall in our fire place and it worked great. Really gave the fireplace a new, clean look. The paint is a flat finish so using it for stove grates may not look attractive. Our gas stove grates have a factory high gloss finish and wipe clean very easily. I suggest you go to Rutland's website and see if the paint is available in other finishes. Good Luck.
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.
1685468
I applied it only to the outside fireplace insert, so I do not know. I believe this paint is tested, however, to very high temperatures much higher than a wood fireplace. If it is properly cured I think it would be fine on the inside of the fireplace as well. Just check the manufacturer's claims as to heat tolerance and application. Hope this helps.
294402
If you are using it inside , I Do Not recommend it!!! We used Sherman Williams paint with primer with no thinning and it worked good but the over spray is terrible!! The snoozle where paint comes out will dry fast, need a wet cloth to wipe it and to cover while refilling
1524339
I wouldn't. Charcoal produces smoke and a strong odor and propane is not safe to use indoors via a grill.
1737086
You should be able to paint the stove but not the grill or grate but I just oiled mine
1083682
Yes that's what I used it for. It's a very small can of interior paint. I used it to cover some repaired drywall.
696183
It has a special coating. Normal paint wouldn't do the job. If you try then practice on the inside maybe first.
1563936
I wouldn't think so. I have not done any spray painting so a Iam by no means an expert. I would think the key to even application of paint is constant pressure. This compressor cycles frequently to keep pressure in the tank. Note I am using for airing up automobile tires. Spray painting may draw less volume down and thus the compressor maybe fine depending on the air requirement of the paint spray gun. Good Luck
430640
I don't know for sure, but I would think it would. I keep mine outside and I bought a cover from Home Depot for it to prevent it from rusting. The paint is not a hardened enamel. Heat and steel, you get rust. Nice grill though, can cook a LOT of food at once, which is what I needed.
232451
I think it could be used inside with a proper location. You would need room for it and the propane tank, and venilation.I would not recommend it though.
339382
Im no paint expert but from my experience it wouldnt be very suitable for exposure to the elements. Its made more to patch up things like interior pieces that use chrome plating. which from my research chrome plating is supposed to be exposed to the elements as little as possible. Id go with a similar color your like, but one that doesnt say "plate finish". Just my advice.
508928
I think it would work fine. Just make sure you clean the burner grills of all grease, etc. very thoroughly. Then apply several (4-7) light coats until you get the desired look, coverage and protection you will need. I would recommend breaking in (burning off ) the newly apply paint once it has dried completely before actual usage. Good Luck.