B baldy Member Messages 295 Aug 28, 2019 #1 I need some bbq paint for a pizza oven, anybody recommend a decent brand that lasts? cheers Paul
T Turbo Member Messages 6,093 Location Fermanagh, Northern Ireland Aug 29, 2019 #2 I don't think any paint will last, it eventually burns off with the heat. I have seen somewhere that if you season it with cooking oil (like a wok) & keep applying it regularly it will keep rust at bay.
I don't think any paint will last, it eventually burns off with the heat. I have seen somewhere that if you season it with cooking oil (like a wok) & keep applying it regularly it will keep rust at bay.
The_Yellow_Ardvark https://www.death-clock.org/ Messages 19,141 Location Going Away. Aug 29, 2019 #4 Frost do a range big HT paint. How it handle a BBQ I don't know.
T Turbo Member Messages 6,093 Location Fermanagh, Northern Ireland Aug 29, 2019 #5 baldy said: how does the paint stick to an oily surface? Click to expand... You don't use any paint, you apply the oil to the bare metal.
baldy said: how does the paint stick to an oily surface? Click to expand... You don't use any paint, you apply the oil to the bare metal.
sardine Member Messages 3,563 Location Buckinghamshire Aug 29, 2019 #6 Depends what parts of the oven you want to paint. And what temp they will get to.
Y Yamhon Member Messages 1,095 Location Earth Aug 29, 2019 #7 I'm interested to know myself, have heard some people use a Rustoleum BBQ paint in the US, although I've not tired it myself yet.
I'm interested to know myself, have heard some people use a Rustoleum BBQ paint in the US, although I've not tired it myself yet.
B baldy Member Messages 295 Aug 29, 2019 #8 Ive just ordered this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400ML-Hi...=28356057049973c1465b7b3e403681b056ddded8fcc4 time will tell ! ill report back .
Ive just ordered this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400ML-Hi...=28356057049973c1465b7b3e403681b056ddded8fcc4 time will tell ! ill report back .
outofthefire Member Messages 2,854 Aug 30, 2019 #9 B&Q bbq paint cheap and chearful and does pretty well on log burners, i've also sprayed it on rat bikes it lasts for ages
B&Q bbq paint cheap and chearful and does pretty well on log burners, i've also sprayed it on rat bikes it lasts for ages
jsf55 Forum Supporter Messages 1,386 Location Sunny Swansea Aug 30, 2019 #10 outofthefire said: B&Q bbq paint cheap and chearful and does pretty well on log burners, i've also sprayed it on rat bikes it lasts for ages Click to expand... I heard it was very good on car exhaust manifolds so I'd be giving that a go
outofthefire said: B&Q bbq paint cheap and chearful and does pretty well on log burners, i've also sprayed it on rat bikes it lasts for ages Click to expand... I heard it was very good on car exhaust manifolds so I'd be giving that a go
J julianthegypsy Member Messages 4,094 Location Cirencester Aug 30, 2019 #11 Projektpaint plasticote bbq paint is about £8 at The Range and is pretty good.
Parm Respect The Sound System Messages 17,790 Location Towcester Aug 31, 2019 #12 I’ve made a few BBQs in my time and used all sorts of paints from cheap to expensive. They never seem to last like the manufactures claim. I just get the cheapest offering from eBay and lash it on every year just before the summer
I’ve made a few BBQs in my time and used all sorts of paints from cheap to expensive. They never seem to last like the manufactures claim. I just get the cheapest offering from eBay and lash it on every year just before the summer
sardine Member Messages 3,563 Location Buckinghamshire Aug 31, 2019 #13 Aldi were selling it dirt cheap a couple of weeks ago.
B baldy Member Messages 295 Sep 1, 2019 #14 Well ive tried the ebay offering, and i cant say im impressed...