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Description
Stove Bright Aerosol Stove Paint Prep & Cleaner - 12/CaseStove Bright Paint Prep is a specially formulated combination of solvents that cleans metal and is free of common contaminants that may affect adhesion. We recommend this easy to use aerosol Paint Prep whenever you use Stove Bright High Temperature Paint. What's Included 12oz Aerosol x 12 Features Easily cuts grease, finger prints Pleasant aroma Convenient aerosol package Clean metal Remove grease, grime, dirt Clean debris from sanded coating
Stove Bright Paint Prep is a specially formulated combination of solvents that cleans metal and is free of common contaminants that may affect adhesion. We recommend this easy-to-use aerosol Paint Prep whenever you use Stove Bright High Temperature Paint.
What's Included
- 12oz Aerosol x 12
Features
- Easily cuts grease, finger prints
- Pleasant aroma
- Convenient aerosol package
- Clean metal
- Remove grease, grime, dirt
- Clean debris from sanded coating
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to clean my stove before painting with Stove Bright High Temperature Paint?Cleaning your substrate to be painted is essential for success. Follow the tips below to ensure a successful project ordownload our Stove Bright® High Temperature Paintuser guideto have all the information on hand as you complete your project. |
Will rust on the surface affect the adherence of high temperature paint?Yes, all rust should be removed from metal surfaces. Surface contaminants affect the adhesion of high temperature paint. If not removed, the coating will adhere to the rust instead of the surface. A wire brush is effective for removing rust or in extreme cases sandblasting. If the stove already has a coating that is peeling, blistering, or chalking, or has any contaminant such as grease, oil, or dirt, then the paint will not adhere to the metal and fail. |
Is it necessary to sand or scruff the surface prior to painting?For surfaces already painted with Stove Bright® or a compatible high temperature paint use 180 grit sandpaper or a medium-coarse plastic paint pad to provide a profile for the new paint. |
How should I remove oil or other harder to remove contaminants?For oil, grease, graphite, or other hard to remove contaminants, use lacquer thinner, toluene, or acetone. Do not use paint thinner or mineral spirits as these products leave residue. Please be aware of the HIGHLY FLAMMABLE nature of these products and the presence of harmful vapors. Eliminate all sources of sparks including household appliances and pilot lights and ensure you follow product instructions for personal protective equipment. Area should be well-ventilated whenever these products are used. |
Which product removes dust or helps with a final wipe down?Stove Bright® Paint Prep in aerosol removes greasy fingerprints, light dirt and dust, and provides a final clean before applying the high temperature paint. |
Are there any products I should avoid in surface preparation?Do NOT use products like Formula 409 or a “tack cloth” sold in many paint stores. These products leave a residue that inhibits the adhesion qualities of Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint. |
Do I need to prime prior to applying Stove Bright High Temperature Paint?
In normal indoor conditions, Stove Bright® is self-priming. A heat resistant primer may be necessary for extremely high humidity or outdoor use. In these cases, please choose a high heat primer designed to meet high temperature demands, as a regular metal primer will flake and peel when heated and give off noxious fumes. |
How do Iprepare masonry, brick, or composite for painting with high temperature paint?Clean the surface with a wire brush that will free any deposits that have settled in the crevices and pores in the brick or masonry. Vacuum the brick and the floor of the fireplace to prevent loose dust from settling on freshly painted surfaces during application. If water was used in cleaning, wait 3 days before application to allow any moisture to evaporate. Similarly, wait 30 days before painting the surface of any new masonry, cement, or brick to allow it time to cure. Lightly brush the surface of new masonry and vacuum any loose debris before using the high temperature paint. |
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Water leaks out of the button you press to change out the head so we will be sending back. Other than that it would be perfect, I’m sure it’s just a fluke thing.
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Hard to see a difference so far
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Using for 3 weeks and doesn't foam up or increase with brushing like regular toothpaste does. Effects are minimal thus far.
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