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Stove Bright High Temperature Spray Paint, Aerosol

Stove Bright High Temperature Spray Paint, Aerosol

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Stove Bright High Temperature Spray Paint, Aerosol
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Stove Bright High Temperature Paint is an aerosol touch-up paint for wood and gas stoves, rated to 1200°F peak, listed here in Metallic Brown (6159), Charcoal (6201), Goldenfire Brown (6230), Rich Brown Metallic (6298) and Red Primer (6306). It is a modified silicone alkyd made for heating appliances, and each can covers about 12 square feet. Use it to refresh a stove body or pipe, or to touch up scuffs after a repair.

1200°F peak600 to 900°F in service, by color
About 12 sq ftCoverage per aerosol can
Satin and metallicLow gloss stove finishes
4 hoursDry time before the heat set burn

Details

Part numbers6159 Metallic Brown, 6201 Charcoal, 6230 Goldenfire Brown, 6298 Rich Brown Metallic, 6306 Red Primer
TypeAerosol high temperature paint
ChemistryModified silicone alkyd
Heat resistance1200°F (650°C) peak, 600 to 900°F in service depending on color
CoverageAbout 12 sq ft per can
Recoat10 to 15 minutes
Dry20 minutes to handle, 2 hours for assembly, 4 hours before the heat set burn
Full air cure5 days
Clean upXylene
Not forKitchen ranges with a porcelain enamel finish
BrandStove Bright (Forrest Technical Coatings)
Heat set it slowly and ventilate.After 4 hours of drying, Stove Bright calls for a low burn of 10 to 15 minutes, then about an hour at medium and an hour at the highest setting. Open windows and run fans during the first burns, since the curing paint gives off smoke and odor.

Questions people ask us

How do I prepare the stove before painting?

The metal must be clean, dry and free of rust, oil and grease. Remove rust by sanding or wire brushing, then wipe down with lacquer thinner, acetone or Stove Bright Paint Prep. Stove Bright says to avoid paint thinner and mineral spirits, which leave a residue.

When do I need the Red Primer?

Stove Bright recommends its high temperature primer on bare ferrous metal outdoors, before the color coats, to help prevent rust.

How many coats should I spray?

Two or three light coats from 12 to 15 inches away, rather than one heavy coat. Stove Bright says peeling usually comes from too much paint.

Do you have Satin Black or Metallic Black?

Yes, they are listed separately: Satin Black and Metallic Black.

Not sure which color matches your stove?

Send us the stove brand, model and a photo of the finish, and we will help you pick the closest Stove Bright color. Ask us here.

Goes with this

Stove Bright Paint PrepClean the metal first Satin Black aerosolListed separately Metallic Black aerosolListed separately Stove BrightPaints, sealants and care

Manuals and warranty

Stove Bright manuals and warranty

Warranty terms come from Stove Bright and depend on the product. Read the manual and the warranty for your model before you order.

Our warranty library· High temp aerosol data sheet (PDF)· Stove Bright user guide (PDF)· Stove Bright color card (PDF)
Not sure this is the right color? Send us a photo of the stove and its model and we will help you match the finish before you order. No obligation either way.
Ask us before you order