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BBQ Paints
Specialist BBQ Paints are designed to withstand extreme heat generated by barbeques, grills, smokers, and fire pits, making them essential for maintaining the appearance and functionality of outdoor cooking equipment. Capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 600°C, these heat resistant paints protect metal surfaces from rust, corrosion, and heat damage. Suitable for use on gas, charcoal, and electric BBQs, they provide a durable, heat-resistant finish that standard paints cannot offer. These paints ensure the BBQ's longevity and improve its resilience against the elements. Contact the technical support team to confirm product compatibility with specific BBQ materials and types.
Rust-Oleum Heat Resistant Paint 750°C
A silicone-modified alkyd resin coating available in matt black and aluminium. For bare metal or slightly rusted surfaces, ideal for engines, heat cannons, pipes, and vents. Heat resistant up to 650°C, peak temperatures up to 750°C. Dry to handle after 3 hours. One of Rawlins' best selling heat resistant paints for small to medium sized...
Rust-Oleum Heat Resistant Paint 750°C Aerosols
In Black or Aluminium. Heat-resistant spray for engines, heat cannons, pipes, vents, barbecue grills, fireplace equipment, and space heaters. Resistant to consistent temperatures up to 650°C. Dry to handle in 3 hours. Lead and chromate-free formulation, ensuring safer use. Guaranteed high performance with a minimum shelf life of 3 years...
Jotun Solvalitt
Jotun Solvalitt is a one component, physically drying silicone acrylic coating, heat resistant up to 600°C. Designed as a heat resistant coating suitable for insulated and non insulated surfaces, Solvalitt is recommended as a finish coat for insulated surfaces, in systems with suitable primers. Can be used as primer, mid coat or finish coat...
Coo-Var Heat Resistant Satin Black Enamel
Heat-resistant black enamel with a satin finish. For temperatures up to 600°C. Ideal for fire surrounds, radiators, and hot pipes. Provides a durable protective coating.
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Specialist BBQ Paints
Specialist BBQ Paints are high-temperature coatings made for barbeques, grills, fire pits, and other outdoor cooking equipment exposed to extreme heat. Withstanding temperatures up to 600°C, these coatings deliver a durable, heat-resistant finish that resists cracking, blistering, and peeling under repeated thermal stress. Their flexible formulation allows for expansion and contraction with metal surfaces, helping to preserve both function and finish. These metal paints also protect against rust and corrosion, which are common in outdoor environments, ensuring reliable performance and a longer lifespan.
Suitable for gas, charcoal, electric, and hybrid BBQs, these paints can be used on fireboxes, lids, grills, burners, heat shields, and other high-heat areas. Ordinary paints break down under such conditions, often emitting fumes or degrading quickly. BBQ Paints are specifically engineered to remain stable through repeated heating and cooling cycles while offering resistance to moisture, grease, and weathering. Standard paints lack this durability and flexibility, making specialist BBQ Paints essential for safe, long-term protection in demanding outdoor conditions.
BBQ Paints FAQs
How should the surface be prepared before applying BBQ Paint?
Proper surface preparation is essential for the best results. Begin by thoroughly cleaning the surface to remove grease, dirt, and any existing rust or flaking paint. Use a degreaser and a wire brush or sandpaper to ensure a smooth surface. Sanding the surface lightly can improve paint adhesion, particularly on bare metal. Once the surface is clean, it should be dry before applying the paint. Preparation helps ensure the BBQ Paint adheres properly, providing a more durable and long-lasting finish.
Can BBQ Paints be used on stainless steel BBQs?
Yes, BBQ Paints can be applied to stainless steel BBQs, but preparation is key. Stainless steel is smooth and can be difficult for paint to adhere to, so it may require a specific primer designed for stainless steel to ensure proper adhesion. In some cases, sanding the surface lightly before applying the primer can improve the results. Always consult the product guidelines to ensure the paint and primer are suitable for stainless steel surfaces.
Is a primer required before applying BBQ Paints?
For most metal surfaces, especially bare metal or rust-prone areas, using a primer before applying BBQ Paints is recommended. A primer enhances the paint's adhesion to the surface and helps prevent rust from forming underneath the paint. Some BBQ Paints are formulated to be applied directly to metal, while others perform better when used with a compatible primer. It’s essential to check the product’s instructions for specific recommendations.
Can BBQ Paints be used on the interior surfaces of a BBQ?
BBQ Paints are generally intended for exterior surfaces such as lids, fireboxes, and grills, where they can protect against heat and corrosion. These paints are not formulated for direct contact with food, so they should not be used on interior surfaces like cooking grates where food is placed. For interior surfaces, it’s important to use materials specifically designed for food contact safety. Always check the product’s specifications for appropriate usage. If unsure, contact the technical support team for further advice on safe application.