Before applying, observe safety precautions.
DO NOT APPLY TO HOT SURFACE. USE ONLY IN WELL VENTILATED AREA. SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING.
Make certain surfaces and contents of item to be painted have completely cooled down. Do not apply unless surface temperature is between 60 and 90°F (16 and 32°C). Remove all dust, dirt, rust, oil, grease and loose paint from surface. Roughen any glossy paint with sandpaper. Mask off areas not to be sprayed. Protect adjacent areas with drop cloth or newspapers. For best results apply when spray can and room temperatures are between 60 and 80°F (16 and 27°C).
Shake can vigorously for one minute after mixing ball rattles freely to ensure proper mixing and to prevent spray head from clogging. Repeat frequently during use. Hold can 12 to 15 inches from surface and apply using steady, even strokes. Apply two light coats, allowing 10 minutes drying time between coats. Clean spray head immediately after use by turning can upside down and spraying until no more paint appears. If clogging occurs, remove spray head and clean with a fine wire. Replace carefully, pointing can and spray head opening away from you.
Curing the High Temp Paint
To cure your high temperature paint after applying it to your fireplace, fireplace insert, wood stove or other high temperature BBQ smoker / stove, follow the steps:
1. Build a small kindling fire to start.
2. Add fuel to build a medium size fire to bring the stove surface temperature to about 350 degrees.
3. Keep the medium size fire going in your wood stove or fireplace going for about 30-45 minutes.
During the high temperature burn phase there could be smoke and unpleasant odor. Ventilate the room alleviate this effect with open windows and doors to provide airflow.
Dispose of can in accordance with applicable regulations. DO NOT burn or place in home garbage compactor. Fresh paint may give off mild fumes and smoke the first few times it is heated. Provide fresh air ventilation during first 2 to 3 burns. Smoke and odor should disappear and not be a problem thereafter.