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Question: What temperatures are required to cure the paint multiple times at various temperatures in an oven? Will the final coating survive any contact with food?
Document: I ordered this to repaint my cooking grill. What I did not know was that the paint must be cured multiple times at various temperatures in an oven. Well, my grill does not fit in an oven. Had I known this I would not have bought it. Now that it is painted, it scratches and stains easily. I have not used the grill yet but I don't expect that it will not have much heat resistance without being able to cure it. The item description should have included this curing information.
Any idiot should know that any paint with a heat rating needs to be cured....... It looks great and stands up to heat, chemicals, and scratching/chipping well after curing.And you can cure this paint on anything.. it does not have to go in the oven. If you are painting something that heats up then use it as normal to cure the paint. I didn't stick the whole motor in an oven to cure it.
I cleaned the manifold well with a wire wheel on my angle grinder and then applied the paint as directed. You must do the curing as described on the can--you can either &#34;cook&#34; it right on the car by running the car or bake it in your home oven. Just follow the directions. It worked fine. Looks good. No flaking/peeling so far.
6 months and a bunch of heat, sand and road salt later and my brake rotor hats still look nice behind my wheels. If you're doing this yourself you'll need many layers and a lot of cure time. Don't get paint on the rotor surface or it'll impregnate the pads and they'll take much longer to bed in properly.
i used it to paint my Ducati Monster 796 2012 , the color is awesome , best match i've ever seen and coating is goodso far i love it , ill complete my review after a week to check how it work after treatbut till now it was great Product
The color is great, the coverage is good, and the heat resistance seems to be as advertised (I used in on an outdoor grill). One thing to note is that you'll want to buy more than you think so that you have enough to apply multiple coats. I did not have enough for more than one coat and there are a few places where the paint has flaked off because the coat was too thin. Other than that, worth every penny.
We used this on the external (outside House) generator exhaust muffler. We did run it for 10 on and 10 off then run 20 on and 20 minutes off to cure (read the directions) and it worked like a charm. Great product - no spotting or globs!Duane - Tampa
...... ie heat up the grill for 10 min, remove coals to cool, heat up for 20 min remove coals to cure etc. If your grill is a gas grill then you are even more dense than I originally assumed, because all gas grills have a thermometer and are essentially outdoor ovens (DUHHHHH !!) I use a modified propane grill for powdercoating wheels.
I used this on the header and exhaust of a truck I restored. I originally used the VHT Flameproof primer and coating but it did not hold very well. It looks like this RustOleum is better quality and the application is also a little bit easier.Only 4 stars because the RustOleum is one of the most expensive of the high heat spray paints.
Used it to paint new rotors. Worked great. Hasn't burned off.
Answer: yes