Looking for VHT paint

nonthink · Aug 15, 2006

Anyone knows of any auto parts stores on Long Island that carries VHT fireproof paint. I’d rather buy it in a store then order online. The shipping for an 11oz. can is around 9-10 bucks on every website I’ve been on. I’ll order online of I have too. But I wanna try a real store 1st.

wnkt · Aug 15, 2006

Home Depot and Lowes both have it. I saw it in the Spray Paint section and one had a few in the grill section as well.

Bevo · Aug 15, 2006

Home Depot has rustoleum up to 1000 degress.....This paint works very well! I think I paid about eight dollars a quart...........Bevo

voodoobbqIL · Aug 15, 2006

Ace hardware brand is good as well. I know that The Eastwood company has it and they are in PA...not too terribly far

scottyd · Aug 15, 2006

voodoobbqIL said:
Ace hardware brand is good as well. I know that The Eastwood company has it and they are in PA...not too terribly far

I use Ace hardware brand paint and it works good. Makes my Lang shine.

nonthink · Aug 16, 2006

Thanks for all the feedback

BBQchef33 · Aug 16, 2006

I started using Header/manifold paint on my firebox.. 1400 degrees... Get it at pep boys.

Sledneck · Aug 16, 2006

BBQchef33 said:
I started using Header/manifold paint on my firebox.. 1400 degrees... Get it at pep boys.

Think of all the colors we could use

Smoker · Aug 16, 2006

Sledneck said:
Think of all the colors we could use

Like a rainbow

Brokeback BBQ mod

Samichlaus · Aug 16, 2006

Try Bill Hirsch Automotive Products;

These paints are rated to withstand temperatures up to 2000 degrees F.
Brush or spray these on to new, clean, or sandblasted manifold and exhaust
areas and they will restore the look to new. Easy to use, withstands virtually
all weather conditions, dries fast and yields amazing results. Stainless Steel
paint available in pints only & rated to 1600 degrees F. Black in aerosol rated
to 1600 degrees F. All others rated to 2000 degrees F and available
in 16 oz. aerosol or pints.

http://www.hirschauto.com/acb/showprod.cfm?&DID=27&CATID=1&ObjectGroup_ID=8

Kevin · Aug 16, 2006

I like the rainbow scheme. Anyone want pics?

Dakaty · Aug 17, 2006

I quit using paint on my pit. When I first got it, though, I would repaint the firebox virtually evertime I used it or it would rust.

Now I just oil the entire pit periodlically (every month or so) with a vegetable oil. Of course, the fire box gets a coat every time I cook. I usually just spray it with PAM if I'm pressed for time.

This is easy to do, inexpensive, keeps the pit looking good and prevents rust.

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