N2Q
Knows what a fatty is.
Does anyone know what paint the pro pit builders use? My old jambo had a texture to the paint that was real durable. Looking to paint an old stick burner...
Best paint for pits
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Garrett
Babbling Farker
I use high heat automotive paint. Engine enamel and brake caliper paint is pretty durable. I quit using the grill paint.
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pike51
Guest
I've had luck with VHT paint produ cts from PJ1. Their "Flameproof" stuff is good up to 2000 degrees.
http://www.vhtpaint.com/index.jsp
They also have a high heat wrinkle finish coating.
http://www.vhtpaint.com/index.jsp
They also have a high heat wrinkle finish coating.
harris92
Full Fledged Farker
I use automotive header paint. It contains silica which provides a nice powder coated type of finish.
yakdung
is Blowin Smoke!
I have yet to find a paint that lasts. I just let my UDS and offset go to their natural state.
ckelly
Full Fledged Farker
I'm in the middle of re-painting a smoker.
Used the VHT high heat spraypaint (2000° primer, 650° base coat and 2000° clear coat)
Looks SWEET so far but have yet to finish and do the seasoning/bake-in of the paint.
Used the VHT high heat spraypaint (2000° primer, 650° base coat and 2000° clear coat)
Looks SWEET so far but have yet to finish and do the seasoning/bake-in of the paint.
columbia1
is one Smokin' Farker
When I built my pit last winter i used Thermo-lux, it survived a full season and the firebox is still in perfect shape.
Pappy Q
is Blowin Smoke!
Sherwin Williams Flame Control
N2Q
Knows what a fatty is.
Does that come in an aerosol can?
