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Vitcas High Temperature Spray Paint - Black | 800°C Heat Resistant
VITCAS Black Heat Resistant Spray Paint is a silicone resin-based, high-temperature spray designed to withstand heat exposure up to 800°C (1472°F). It is ideal for painting furnaces, heaters, barbecues, boilers, radiators, exhaust pipes, flues, chimneys, and other equipment exposed to intense heat. The paint also provides anti-corrosive base protection and is suitable for both domestic and industrial applications.
It adheres exceptionally well to bare metal surfaces, including carbon steel casings, VITCAS High Temperature Plasterboards, CS Fireplace Construction Boards, Vermiculite Boards, and other fire resistant and insulation boards. It is also suitable for spraying gas fire coals, providing a reliable, heat-resistant black finish.
Key Features
High Heat Resistance: Withstands temperatures up to 800°C (1472°F)
Satin Matt Finish: Provides a smooth and professional satin matt look
Silicone Resin-Based: Delivers long-lasting thermal protection in high-heat environments
Quick Drying: Tack-free and touch-dry in approximately 15 minutes
Fully Cured Finish: Hardens completely after one hour at 160°C
Indoor & Outdoor Use: Suitable for a wide range of environments and applications
Application Instructions
Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from grease.
Primer: Do not apply primer.
Rust Treatment: Lightly grind rusted surfaces for better adhesion.
Application Temperature: Apply between 15°C and 25°C in a well-ventilated area.
Spray Technique: Shake the can vigorously for 2 minutes. Spray from approximately 30 cm away, applying multiple thin layers while shaking the can between coats.
Drying & Curing:
Tack-free and touch-dry in approximately 15 minutes
Fully cured after heating the surface to 160°C for 1 hour (some smoke may occur during curing)
Drying time may vary depending on temperature, humidity, and paint thickness.
Storage & Disposal: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperatures above 50°C. Do not empty contents into drains. Dispose of unused product and container as hazardous waste in accordance with local regulations.
Is heat resistant spray paint suitable as a BBQ COVER SPRAY I.E. food safe?
The heat resistant spray paint is designed for use on metal surfaces which are subject to high temperatures such as barbecues and stoves but has not been tested for use in direct contact with the food.
Can this be used on the inside of a fire pit?
The Vitcas Heat Resistant Spray Paint in Black is designed for use on bare metal or vermiculite board for temperatures not exceeding 800oC (1472oF).
Can this be used on a rendered log burner surround
Generally no, because Heat Resistant Spray Paint is designed for use on bare metal or vermiculite board.
Can this be used on the inside of a microwave door?
The Heat Resistant Spray Paint has not been tested for food safety.
I’ve sprayed my oven pan supports with a good few coats of spray, do I now have to put in the oven at 160 degrees to cure it hard?
No, the paint can be left to dry at room temperature.
is this paint a matt finish
The Heat Resistant Spray Paint has a satin matt finish.
Is the paint matt or gloss? Thanks
Heat Resistant Paint Black has satin matt finish
Will heat resistant paint cover a shiny metal surface?
Heat resistant paint is generally designed for use on bare metal.
Can I use this paint to spray a limestone back panel and hearth before fitting a bioethanol stove? It is replacing an inset gas fire.
Generally, the paint is for bare metal or vermiculite surfaces.
Is this suitable for metal surfaces that may not get to 160 degrees - i.e. will the paint harden fully or will it peel/fall off if not taken to 160 degrees for at least an hour?
It should be fine for use below 160oC.
Can you use this on glass, i.e. light bulbs?
No, our spray paints are for bare metal and vermiculite.
Which surfaces can black heat resistant spray paint cover?
Answer
The black heat resistant spray paint is suitable for clean bare metal, vermiculite boards, fireplace construction boards and high-temperature plasterboards. It is not generally intended for rendered surrounds, limestone, glass or other unsuitable decorative surfaces. Confirm the substrate before spraying, as correct surface selection and preparation are essential for good adhesion.
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What finish does the black heat resistant paint produce?
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The paint produces a black satin matt finish rather than a gloss coating. It is suitable for refreshing or decorating visible high-temperature surfaces where a smooth black appearance is desired. The quality of the finished surface depends on careful preparation and the application of several thin, even coats.
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How should the surface be prepared before spraying?
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The surface must be clean, dry and free from grease. Rusted areas should be lightly ground to remove loose corrosion and provide a suitable surface for adhesion. Do not apply primer. The paint is generally designed for direct application to properly prepared bare metal and other officially confirmed heat-resistant substrates.
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How long does the heat resistant paint take to dry?
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The coating becomes tack-free and touch-dry in approximately 15 minutes, although drying time may vary with temperature, humidity and paint thickness. It can be left to dry at room temperature. For a fully cured finish, the painted surface should be heated to 160°C for one hour; some smoke may occur during curing.
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Can this paint be used on barbecues and fire pits?
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Yes. The black spray paint can be used on suitable metal barbecue and fire-pit surfaces that remain within its 800°C temperature limit. However, it has not been tested as food-safe and should not be applied where it will come into direct contact with food. Prepare the metal thoroughly before spraying.
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Is black heat resistant spray paint the most suited to exhaust pipes?
Answer
Due to its black colour, it is generally the most practical colour for exhaust pipes because it helps disguise soot and heat discolouration.
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Can VITCAS Black Heat Resistant Spray Paint be used on gas fire coals?
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Yes. VITCAS Black Heat Resistant Spray Paint is suitable for spraying gas fire coals, providing a satin matt black finish that withstands temperatures up to 800°C. Make sure the gas fire coals are clean and dry, then apply several thin, even coats in a well-ventilated area. Allow the paint to dry fully before returning the coals to the gas fire.
