remmy700p
Meat Mopper
There's a company called VHT that makes high-temp paint applications, i.e. for brake calipers, headers, etc. It's high quality stuff and their "Flame Proof" line is perfect for these applications. The only difficulty is that they require a "curing" process, so it's best to disassemble the firebox, spray it, and bake it in its separate pieces.
Frankly, I have had great results with just the rattle can of Rustoleum flat black BBQ paint. After it has dried, I spray the surfaces liberally with Pam or some other cooking spray and rub it into the paint. Seasons nicely.
Frankly, I have had great results with just the rattle can of Rustoleum flat black BBQ paint. After it has dried, I spray the surfaces liberally with Pam or some other cooking spray and rub it into the paint. Seasons nicely.
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