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Hotspot Stove paint Matt Black - Tin
What is it?
Stove Paint is an ultra-high temperature, corrosion resistant, one coat finish. It is specially formulated for use on wood or multi-fuel stoves, gas coal/log effect fires, grates, baskets, fire backs, barbecues, pipes, flues etc.
Extra coverage over conventional systems results from the high solids content.
Most substrates including steel and its alloys can be coated successfully however; we recommend that each new substrate should be checked individually for its suitability.
Optimum corrosion and abrasion resistance may be achieved by oven curing, although curing will take place, during operation of the product, or components.
A thin coating allows excellent heat transmission and is colour fast up to 650°C, when allowed to cure for 24 hours.
Caution
Content: Xylene
Haz class: Flammable; harmful; harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin and eyes - Keep out of reach of children.
Pack size: 200ml tin
Delivery Charges
For our care products we have a small charge for delivery, the most you will pay is £5.50 for any amount of care products.
Delivery is normally within 2-3 days.
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Directions for use
1. Ensure surface to be treated is cool and any heat source is extinguished.
2. Remove all rust, scale, dirt, grease and check surface is dry.
3. Apply by brush or spray.
4. Agitate paint until well mixed.
5. Recommended thickness 22 microns ± 3 microns.
6. In practice this means apply in thin coats, allow to fully dry before applying next coat. Building up in layers this way gives maximum high temperature resistance.
7. Coverage approximately 15m²/Litre at 22 microns.
8. Use only Xylene based thinners.
9. Touch dry in 2-3 hours at room temperature.
10. Oven cured in 30 minutes at 250°C metal temperature.
11. Adequate ventilation should be provided, at all stages of the curing operation.
Caution: This product contains free silicone and precautions should be taken to isolate its processing from other paint systems. |
