How to paint stove pipe with Stove Bright® High Temp Paint aerosols. For more information on Stove Bright® High Temp Paint products visit: https://forrestpaint.com/product/stove-bright-aerosol-and-consumer/
Includes: -Surface preparation of pipe to prepare for the application of Stove Bright® High Temp Paint -Stove Painting process Initial burn: -There will be off-gassing during the initial burn as the paint cures. This is normal and will have an odor. Be sure to ventilate the room and distance people and pets as you complete this initial burn. -follow the steps in the Stove Bright High Temp Paint user guide: https://resources.forrestpaint.com/the-complete-user-guide-to-stove-bright-high-temperature-paint -start a kindling fire for 5-10 minutes to heat the stove to ambient temperature. -add fuel slowly to avoid shocking the paint. -build the fire to normal size for about 45 minutes to an hour. Following this ramp up period, stoke the stove to a properly hot fire.

Stove Bright® High Temp Paint is cured with heat. See the proper way to do the initial burn after painting your wood or gas stove. For more information on Stove Bright® High Temp Paint products visit: https://forrestpaint.com/product/stove-bright-aerosol-and-consumer/ Video content: -Wait at least 4 hours from the time of painting until starting the fire. -Start a kindling fire and let it burn for 5-10 minutes -Build the fire to normal size during operation or even larger than normal sized fire. Burn for 45 minutes to an hour. -Be sure to ventilate the room to relieve odor and visible smoke. This off-gassing is a normal and necessary part of the process. -The color is set once the burn is complete. The paint is now cured and will be stronger and color stable. -Over 30 different colors to choose from

Mr. Stove Bright demonstrates "how to" apply Stove Bright® High Temp Paint in three light coats. This video shows application on a metal panel for clarity. Learn more about available Stove Bright® High Temp Paint Products at https://forrestpaint.com/product/stove-bright-aerosol-and-consumer/. Video content: Apply 3 light coats of Stove Bright® high temp paint to your metal stove after doing proper preparation. The color in this video is Emerald Green, but Stove Bright® High Temp Paint comes in over 30 stock high temperature paint colors. Choose an alternative to a black wood stove for a more interesting architectural feature!

Prepare a wood or gas stove for repainting with Mr. Stove Bright®. Video Contents: Use a fine-grit Scotch Brite pad or a fine grit sandpaper to rough up the surface so it will accept the new paint better. If a stove already has Stove Bright® High Temp Paint applied, you do not need to remove old paint. If you are unsure, apply a bit of Stove Bright® High Temp Paint to the surface to see if the paint reacts with the existing paint (bubbling). After scuffing the surface, use Stove Bright® Paint Prep to clean up debris. For more about Stove Bright® Products see: https://forrestpaint.com/product/stove-bright-aerosol-and-consumer/

-Wear PPE - mask, gloves, eye protection -Removing rust from a wood or gas stove before refurbishing and repainting with Stove Bright® or any other high temp paint -Do not use chemical rust removers. It will affect the repaint. -Use Scotch Brite pad or sandpaper to remove the rust. -Wipe it down with paint prep and continue to remove rust. -Use a wire brush or a drill with wire attachment to remove rust along with the sandpaper. -Sand blasting is always an option for rust removal as well.