How to apply Stove Bright® High Temp Paint - 3 light coats

[@dougstras]

Hi, Bob here from Stove Bright. Safety is important to us. I have my cup on so let's get started. This is the most critical part of getting good coverage. You want to start by making a winding snake pattern with the jet nozzle tip. After a few minutes you want to put another light coat on by just spraying as if the overspray from the first coat has hindered your vision. The third and final coat goes on as if your nearly blind and your on the verge of passing out from the toxic fumes. You may find the you slammed your face into the wet paint when you passed out, but that's okay because at least you won't get sunburned on your face. You may also have brain damage from not using a well ventilated area and mask, but that's okay. Think of it as a permanent high that you don't have to pay for. We here at Stove Bright feel safety is important so make sure you're wearing your cup and knee pads while spraying in an airtight room. We've determined that the benefits of using Stove Bright High Temp paint out weight the negative side effects.

[@FeeleyBird]

This video was designed to show the appearance of the paint between each of 3 coats. Application of high temp paint is very different than general house paint or car paint applications. Done correctly you end up with a beautiful end result. Done incorrectly and the paint falls out. Thank for viewing our video.

[@HouseFairyDIY]

Is it ok to white down with white spirit before painting?

[@travmunro6976]

Hi, Ive just used this product and it looks great. I have one question, if I've cured the paint with a couple of burns but noticed some light coverage in a couple of areas can I do another coat in those areas without having to sand back and redo the whole stove?

[@claudiarenfro6010]

Does this work on cooktops, my cooktop is the old harvest gold color, but the stove is like new, I would like it black. Do you think it would work ?

[@pauls5745]

actually there were 4 coats, as at 2:21 you can see he's sprayed 2x then before the "3rd light coat", it has been sprayed again lol

[@TheRusty2004]

can this paint be used on scratch gas-flame cooker hob? I tried other trade name high heat paint (gloss white) but after some days the white became brown from the heat generated when cooking

[@jeansmiley6912]

Hi, we would like to paint our 1956 propane stove/oven for our vintage camper. Is this a safe paint for high cooking temperatures? We have been told that any paint will give off toxins when heated and that we should have the stove/oven re-enameled.

[@shellylaukant6169]

Can use this paint colne on top your range

[@nearmiss7656]

Why oh why can’t we see a painted appliance? I understand the application is important but this video is beside the point.

[@vivalaleta]

Mr. Stove Bright, PLEASE create a small portion, variety pack of your paints for fine artists painting on wood stoves. Thanks.

[@inkspots1323]

Being an artist with spray paint takes skill not spray painting ur stove.

[@totallyfrozen]

Inkspots13, you don’t quite understand art, do you.

[@HouseFairyDIY]

I bought some of this and it comes out far too fast. It's not a spray but a squirt. I can't use it without drips.

[@dek0609]

for a small stove like a Jotul 118 how many cans of paint would I need?

[@FeeleyBird]

For a small stove and not including the pipe 2 cans. Please visit forrestpaint.com/stove-bright/stove-bright-user-guide/ for the complete "How to" stove painting directions. Thank you the question

[@NarrowboatLiberty]

How long between coats???

[@MrStoveBright]

Leave about 10-15 minutes between coats.

[@totallyfrozen]

I noticed that you mentioned rust removal and cleaning, but you did not mention nor apply any primer. Is the primer unnecessary?

[@stvampier]

Would this work for a gas rv stove?

[@forresttechnicalcoatings3929]

Our paint is not rated for surface food contact. The problem would be splashing oils, you can't use degreasing cleaning products on the surface. Sorry.

[@BessetteMusicRepair]

Then what exactly is this for?

[@jenniferp1917]

@@BessetteMusicRepair Heating stoves, looks like. I'm disappointed too; I want to paint my range.