How To Use High Temp BBQ Paint (video)

High Temp BBQ Paint For Barbeques and Smokers

Our team restores a barbeque with brilliant high temp bbq paint. Ask about our high temp bbq paint colors.

How do I repaint my barbeque or smoker with high temp bbq paint?

This step-by-step video will teach you all the necessary steps to repaint your barbeque:

• Prepare your bbq surface for high temp bbq paint
  
  
  • Remove all grease from the surface
  • Sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper
  • Remove debris and wipe down the surface with acetone or our paint prep product
  • Tape off any areas necessary
• Paint your barbeque
   
  • Paint in a well-ventilated area
  • Add an initial light mist coat
  • Add a second flow coat
  • Add a third flow coat
  • Remove any tape or protective material
• Cure the high temp bbq paint by burning a hot fire in your barbeque. There will be some off-gassing as the coating cures.
• The curing process will make your barbeque coating stronger and last longer.  

Why do you need high temp bbq paint instead of standard paint for restoring your bbq?

High temp bbq paint endures the heating and cooling cycle with little effect on film quality or adhesion. Regular paints will break down in temperatures that exceed 350° F. The protective film fully encapsulates the substrate and pigments and binders are rated for high temperatures. After curing, the paint creates cross-linked silicone polymer chains that strengthen the coating. A regular paint will be likely to peel, flake, or signs of corrosion if applied to a high temp surface such as a barbeque.

What colors are available for a high temp bbq paint?

We offer 36 colors that can be used as a high temp bbq paint for your barbeque manufacturing business or at home barbeque repaint. Reference our guide to find Stove Bright® or view our Stove Bright® Color Card!