SPRAY PAINTING A WOODEN FIREPLACE

Mrs Cole · 25-03-2009 12:59PM #1

Hi Guys....

Need a bit of advice.... Just bought a new house and dont like the fireplace, but also, dont have the money at the moment to replace it. I was hoping to "Jazz it up" a little on the cheap for time being.

Can you spray paint a wooden fireplace? Is there a particular paint that I should use? Any info or past experiences welcomed!!

Thanks Guys!!

brightkane · 26-03-2009 07:05PM

wanting to do the same myself, a wooden one to black...

Sarah11 · 27-03-2009 11:54AM

Yes you can spray paint with a special brand made to tolerate high heat. it is called Thurmalox High Temperature Stove Paint Thurmalox Stove Paint withstands continuous temperature to 1200°F.:pac:

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JuliusCaesar · 28-03-2009 11:43AM

Sarah11 wrote: »

Yes you can spray paint with a special brand made to tolerate high heat. it is called Thurmalox High Temperature Stove Paint Thurmalox Stove Paint withstands continuous temperature to 1200°F.:pac:*

But that paint is for use on metal surfaces, not wood. Will it look good on wood? Would you need to paint on an undercoat?

mel o · 29-03-2009 10:50AM

I painted the wooden surrounds on my 2 fireplaces with regular paint - I don't see the need for specialised paint. They worked out fine and I have fires lit regularly. I just painted them as you would normally paint wood - sand, thin undercoat first, full undercoat, two thin layers of top colour.

SPRAY PAINTING A WOODEN FIREPLACE

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