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Thread Author: BobbyG	Replies: 12

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 12:05

Stove paint - BobbyG

Out in my hut / shed / pub / gamesroom / man creche I have one of these

www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/barrel-cast-iron-stove

but the surface is becoming rusty probably due to the condensation being left in the room after use and also the fact that the instructions said to "cure" it initially you should keep it burning for 7 days solid. Mmm pretty difficult to do that!!!

So am thinking of painting it to see if this helps "seal" it as well as make it look better. From the same shop you can get

www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/clarke-sp5-heat-resistant-stove-paint-matt-b#reviews

anyone used this or similar? Would hammerite do the same job?

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 12:15

Stove paint - -

I bought some 'Chiminea paint' from ebay to coat the exhaust closest to the manifold on the pick up, didn't paint the manifold itself but i expect it owuld have stood the test..

Despite being unbelievably thin, it went on well and did the job, ISTR about £8 a tin, how that compares with what you've linked to i couldn't say, but might give a few results to compare with if you google the stuff.

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 13:47

Stove paint - Dog

Sum info ere: www.stovesonline.co.uk/heat-resistant-spray-paint.html

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 15:13

Stove paint - Dave

Heat resistant paint will always fall off with heat. You need 'stove black', or whatever it's called in the UK. It's like boot polish that you rub in, then sort of polish. It stinks a bit when the fire is first lit. You than have a matt black finish that is correct for cast iron. But it won't stop it rusting though.

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 15:22

Stove paint - Clk Sec

>> You need 'stove black', or whatever
>> it's called in the UK. It's like boot polish that you rub in, then sort
>> of polish.

Dave's right. I've used the stuff myself many moons ago, but can't remember what it was called. It's applied and polished off with brushes, rather like cleaning shoes.

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 15:45

Stove paint - Old Navy

Is this the stuff?

tinyurl.com/dx2xadz

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 15:45

Stove paint - CGNorwich

www.amazon.co.uk/Manor-Stove-Grate-Polish-Black/dp/B000TAQTS8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1325173463&sr=8-1

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New Thu 29 Dec 11 17:35

Stove paint - Clk Sec

ON's link looks like a similar type of stove polish that I have used in the distant past, although not the same brand name, and in a tin rather than a toothpaste tube.

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