High temp paint

[bboswell]

I went to a Sherwin Williams Industrial Store and they asked how high of TEMP I WAS WANTING IT for. This is a store that supplies a lot of the paint for the plants

That’s what I did too.

[91cavgt]

The high temp engine spray can paint works really good and holds up great IF you bake the paint on. If you don’t bake it on it doesn’t last.

[abilliott]

The high temp cerakote that people use on suppressors holds up
on those perfect. The glacier black color is supposed to withstand 2000 degrees

[txhunter-1]

I recently did the same on mine. I used the rustoleum high heat, but before I did, I applied ospho metal treatment on the pit. I use ospho on all my pits and most metal applications that will be outdoors (that matter) especially around the welds. Of course, unless you have an insulated firebox, not many high temp paints will take the heat if you build fires in the box. Good luck brother, requires plenty of cold beverages.

[Hoyt Man]

I will look at see what I used on my pit when I get home. It has held up great but was expensive I think $90 a gallon. I had everything sandblasted before I painted it. On the paint I used it did require a high temp for a few hrs to cure the paint. Something like 4hrs at 350degrees.

[Hoyt Man]

I used carboliine brand thermaline 4700 VOC

[SKLOSS]

I recently did the same on mine. I used the rustoleum high heat, but before I did, I applied ospho metal treatment on the pit. I use ospho on all my pits and most metal applications that will be outdoors (that matter) especially around the welds. Of course, unless you have an insulated firebox, not many high temp paints will take the heat if you build fires in the box. Good luck brother, requires plenty of cold beverages.

Ospho is the *****!! I use it on every metal project.


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