It’s important to understand the difference between heat resistant paint and fire proof paint. Although it could be easy to confuse the two, heat proof paint is a surface coating and does not protect the material in the event of a fire. Best Wood Burning Stove Paint – Overall, the Everbuild Heat Resistant Paint is the best choice overall for a wood burning stove paint. It has a variety of applications, and although it’s a little on the pricier side compared to some others, this really doesn’t compromise the quality of the paint. It’s got great heat resistance, protects the metal and has a good, lasting finish.

For large aluminium surfaces, such as offshore structures, petrochemical and chemical plants and power stations, International Intertherm 891 is an excellent choice. Intertherm 891 is a general-purpose heat resistant paint that gives a silver finish as it’s coloured with aluminium flake. It can be used as an industrial maintenance coating on steelwork with a temperature ranging from ambient to 315°C. Another high-quality heat resistant enamel paint is Teamac High Temperature Aluminium Paint. Teamac can be used at temperatures up to 450°C and is applied with a brush or roller. The satin finish is ideal for metal and can also be used as a single coat on fire surrounds and hot pipes. Aluminium Paint Heat resistant paints available at Rawlins Paints are designed to withstand high-temperatures of up to 750°C on commercial and industrial metal/metallic surfaces and structures – ranging from heat treatment applications, including incinerators and furnace chimneys, to pipework and vessels in chemical processing plants. For very demanding inland/offshore environments, VHT (very-high-temperature) paints and coatings are also required to deliver high-performance humidity resistance and anti-corrosive protection against liquids including water, oil and gasoline/petrol, as well as salt, gas, rust and chemical solvents.

Halfords Very High Temperature Paint Black 300ml

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Something to take advantage of, before they get thrust into full-time usage, is the opportunity to spruce up that wood burner a little. What better than to get your stove looking pristine for a fraction of the cost of a new one? Wood burning stoves present some very unique challenges for painting, and so choosing the right paint for your wood burning stove is important, not least of all because that paint has got to withstand some intense heat. Surfaces, industrial environments and applications for which heat resistant paints are suitable for, include: If you’re looking for protection from corrosion on stainless steel industrial surfaces, Jotun Jotatemp 650 is ideal. Jotatemp 650 works specifically on surfaces that need to withstand extreme high and low temperatures, between -185°C and 540°C and can be applied directly onto a surface that is at 400°C.High temperature paint for metal is designed to not break down at very high temperatures, so they can be safely used for industrial applications and processing equipment that need to regularly be at elevated temperatures of up to 750°C. This highly heat-resistant spray paint from Plasti-kote offers a lovely, smooth satin sheen with high levels of durability. This high level of durability is also actively resistant to fading, to help preserve the life and looks of your wood burning stove for even longer. As well as preserving the life of the metal it’s also highly abrasion resistant to prevent rubbing and scratching.