Stove paint anthracite

Stove paint anthracite is a heat-resistant paint in the shade anthracite. It is intended for surfaces that get hot in operation and for which conventional paints are not suitable: wood-burning stoves, stove pipes, stove doors, barbecues and heat shields. Anthracite is the common colour of modern wood-burning stoves, so scratches and signs of wear can be touched up to match.

Heat-resistant paints of this kind only reach their final hardness when heated up for the first time; before that, the coating should dry completely. Application is in thin, even coats on a clean, rust-free and grease-free substrate. The small 150 ml can is designed for occasional touch-ups and fits in any toolbox.

Stove and fireplace builders, chimney sweeps, heating companies, barbecue dealers and property managers use stove paint anthracite for repairs and rework on site. For specialist distributors, the product is also available as an own brand; for larger areas, stove paint black in 500 ml is available.

Stove paint anthracite is sprayed onto the cold, cleaned stove or pipe and cures when heated up for the first time.

1. Allow the stove or pipe to cool down and remove soot, rust, grease and loose paint residues.
2. Shake the can vigorously.
3. Apply the paint in thin, even coats.
4. Allow to flash off between coats and let the surface dry through.
5. Proceed slowly when heating up for the first time and ventilate the room.

The information on the label and safety data sheet is authoritative.