1. What is Coal Paint used for?
Coal Paint is a high-temperature, matt black spray paint designed for stoves, fireplaces, BBQs, and other metal surfaces exposed to heat. It provides a durable, heat-resistant, and corrosion-resistant finish.
2. How heat-resistant is this paint?
This paint is formulated to withstand temperatures up to 600°C (1112°F), making it ideal for stoves, chimneys, and fire surrounds.
3. Can this paint be used on BBQs and fire pits?
Yes! It is perfect for BBQs, fire pits, and outdoor grills, as it provides heat protection and a sleek matte black finish.
4. Does this paint require a primer?
No primer is required for most metal surfaces, but ensure the surface is clean, rust-free, and dry before application.
5. How do I apply Coal Paint?
Clean the surface thoroughly to remove dust, grease, and rust.
Shake the can well for 2–3 minutes before spraying.
Apply in thin, even coats from 8-12 inches (20-30 cm) away.
Allow 10–15 minutes between coats.
Let the paint fully cure before exposing it to high temperatures.
6. How long does it take to dry?
Touch dry: 30 minutes
Fully dry: 24 hours
For best results, cure the paint by gradually heating the surface after drying.
7. Will this paint peel or crack when exposed to heat?
No, when properly applied and cured, it forms a heat-resistant, non-peeling finish. However, ensure the surface is clean and rust-free for optimal adhesion.
8. Can this paint be used on brick or stone fireplaces?
It is formulated for metal surfaces, but it may adhere to brick or stone if properly prepared. A test patch is recommended before full application.
9. Is this paint safe for indoor use?
Yes, but always use in a well-ventilated area and allow it to cure completely before use. Some fumes may be present during the initial heating process.
10. Does this paint protect against rust?
Yes! It has anti-corrosion properties that help protect metal surfaces from rust and oxidation.
