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Paint a firepit with this?

whiteshadow · 2017-08-31 15:38:27

While down at the recycling centre i noticed this abandoned but rusty firepit, im hoping to give it a new lease of life.. would this radiator paint be suitable? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks

31-08-2017 3:38pm

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whiteshadow

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While down at the recycling centre i noticed this abandoned but rusty firepit, im hoping to give it a new lease of life.. would this radiator paint be suitable?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

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#2 01-09-2017 11:22pm

tabby aspreme

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If you can get to a stove retailer they usually sell spray on or rub on stove paint which can withstand high temperatures

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#3 01-09-2017 11:52pm

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whiteshadow wrote: »

would this radiator paint be suitable?

Not if you want to use it for a fire. Radiator paint is designed to deal with temperatures of about 60 degrees. A fire would be several hundred degrees.

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