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Default High Temp Black Paint

I am needing to paint some tins on a Kroller command. What High Temp black paint have you used with good results?
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I use Krylon.
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Have you thought about wood stove high temp paint , good for 1200f and you have a choice of colours
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They have Hi temp Bbq grill stuff, as well as header paint.
I have used header paint and it seems to hold up.
If you are painting cooling shrouds, I would think if they got hot enough to cause a paint issue, you have other problems.
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Here we go , a good old American company Stove Bright by the Forrest paint co. www.forrestpaint.com
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They have Hi temp Bbq grill stuff, as well as header paint.
I have used header paint and it seems to hold up.
If you are painting cooling shrouds, I would think if they got hot enough to cause a paint issue, you have other problems.
It is the muffkin shrouds on a kroller command. They get pretty in normal operation.
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Ah, muffin shields, yep they do get hot.
Then that stove paint or header paint sounds good to me.

I knew a feller that bought a wood stove once, said it was oak so it burned near an hour before it was ashes.
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Used a BBQ grill paint good up to 500 degrees F one time on a muffler shield or some such thing. Paint peeled off quick. Tried automotive engine paint with a rating up to 1000 degrees F or higher; worked great.

Lesson: Apply paint that is rated at least twice the temperature you're expecting.
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