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Pluto Packaging Hi Temperature Stove Paint is the ideal solution for homeowners and professionals looking to protect and refurbish surfaces exposed to extreme thermal stress, such as barbecues, boilers, and furnaces. It provides a durable, matte black finish with specialized anti-corrosive properties, though it requires careful surface preparation and curing through gradual heat application to achieve its full protective potential.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pluto Packaging |
This paint is designed for external surfaces exposed to heat. It is not recommended for use inside a firebox where it may come into direct contact with flames or embers.
For best protection, apply two to three light coats, allowing for adequate drying time between each layer.
No, this paint should not be applied to surfaces that come into direct contact with food.
The formula includes built-in anti-corrosive properties, so a separate primer is typically not required if the surface is properly cleaned.
Once the paint is touch-dry, slowly increase the temperature of the unit over a few hours. The paint will harden and cure as it undergoes this thermal cycle.
This is usually caused by applying the paint to a contaminated surface. Remove the paint with a solvent or sander, clean thoroughly, and reapply.
Ensure the can is shaken thoroughly and verify the ambient temperature is within the recommended range for aerosol application.
Before starting, ensure the work area is well-ventilated and the surface is cool to the touch. Shake the canister vigorously for at least two minutes before spraying to ensure the pigments and resins are well-mixed. Apply thin, even layers rather than one thick coat to prevent sagging or runs. Maintain a distance of 20-30cm while spraying. For long-term maintenance, avoid using abrasive chemical cleaners on the painted surface; a dry or slightly damp soft cloth is sufficient for regular dusting. If the finish is scratched over time, the area can be easily sanded and recoated following the same preparation steps.
