Re; Heat resisting paint.

Jul 18, 2005 1 Replies

Short of contacting nasa any "brush on" paint won't last long - Thermal dynamics I'm afraid. - This is precisely the reason that ovens/cookers are "stove enamelled" during manufacture.



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Well, Hammerite do a "High Heat " brush on paint which resists temps up to

600 degrees C.

It is " ideal for fire surrounds, boilers, pipework etc. It is resistant to knocks, cracking and flaking"

Problem is they only do it in matt black, hence my post requesting a source of gloss black to the same spec.

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