RUSTINS HIGH HEAT BLACK PAINT 600ºC MATT FINISH BARBECUES WOOD STOVES

Rustins High Heat Black is a fast drying decorative paint that can withstand temperatures of up to 600 degrees centigrade. Ideal for application on surfaces that typically witness extreme temperatures, Rustins High Heat Paint can be used on barbecues, wood burning stoves, fireplaces, grates, chimneys indoors and outdoors and even car exhausts. The protective product dries is touch dry in just 15 minutes and can be used on these types of surfaces, leaving a stylish matt finish. It can easily endure typical barbecue temperatures and even roaring fireplace heat, which in the most extreme case rarely exceeds 540 degrees centigrade. Available in Black and Silver. Sizes: 250ml and 500ml 

Intended Use

The paint is only suitable for use on ferrous metals such as wood burning stoves, barbeques, domestic and industrial stoves, furnace chimneys, grates and exhausts.

Special Features

A fast drying, protective and decorative paint suitable for temperatures of up to 600° C

Preparation

The surface must be clean, dry and free from grease, dust rust and other contaminants. Remove all rust with a scraper or use Rustins Rust Remover. If the product should only be applied to bare metal and not previously coated surfaces.

Application

Stir well before use until there is no sediment on the bottom of the tin. Apply with a bristle paint brush. The paint may be sprayed but may require dilution with Xylene Thinners.

Coats

Only one light coat should be applied. If a heavy coat or more than one coat is applied it is possible that the paint will flake from the surface.

Drying Time

The surface will be touch dry within 15 minutes and can be handled in 1 hour in good conditions. The painted article if air dried will become fully cured once it has been heated up to between 200 - 220° C for approximately 20 minutes.

Re-coating

Time The paint should not be recoated.

Application Temp.

Ideally 15-25°C. Do not use below 10°C, or in conditions of high humidity.

Coverage

 

15 sq metres per litre per coat depending type of application and surface.