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Question: Can I use this in a wood burning fireplace box? It will come in contact with flames on occasion.
Document: Ok, so I know that this says to use outside or in a well ventilated area. I needed to use it on the inside of my living room fireplace. It works great and looks good-- but man, does it SMELL! And it's hard to get the smell out of your house.
My local hardware stores did not carry anything but black high heat paint. I wanted to have a fun copper screen on our living room fireplace and could not use regular paint. Found this and it really went on so easily with a couple light coats.
I used this to paint a fireplace frame that was chipping. First, I sanded the metal and used tack cloth to get the surface smooth and free of debris.I followed the instructions on the can carefully and the paint applied perfectly. The can specifically states that primer is not necessary so I didn't use any.I held the can about 8 inches from the metal then sprayed back and forth as directed.
I am happy to review this product. I used the spray paint on my old brass fireplace unit. It looks fabulous, like a new fireplace. I didn't spray the screen, but using the brown made it a non issue. The brick I have surrounding the unit has brown grout and it really brought that out. It was easy to use (very easy), I just taped off all around the unit and used newpaper to protect the brick.
I got it to cover up some gray patches from some fireplace caulk I used. They really stood out because most of the walls are black-ish. Anyways, I just needed some black paint that would work for that kind of application, and this works.I also needed to patch up my smoker in a few places. Seems to work well for that, too, although it isn't textured like the original coating--it's smooth/glossy.Definitely want to use in ventilated area, if you can.
Great quality, easy to use - but definitely not the shiny copper color on the lid. More of a bronze or rust color - but good coverage, and definitely stood up to the heat of our fireplace!
I used this product to repaint the side fire box of my Char Griller Smokin' Pro. I applied 2 coats following the instructions of the proper amount of time to wait between coatings and before curing. Followed it to a T. First time I fired up the smoker to do some boston butts, the paint peeled right off in huge sheets. Did not work for me at all. And I really doubt my fire box topped over 1200 considering I was only shooting for 230 in the main chamber.
I bought 3 cans of this and sprayed my once-black fireplace in the backyard. I've used the fireplace for about a month now and the paint has held up nicely
I used this to spray paint our old, dated fireplace screen. Looks great! Haven't tested it with a hot fire yet, so I couldn't really give it five stars.
I wanted a flat black for some fireplace doors that I repainted. This is glossier than I'd like, but it went on well and seems to have cured well too. It won't be exposed to nearly the amount of heat that it's rated for, so it should last a while.
Answer: yes