LMHmedchem
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Hello,
I have an old outdoor chiminea similar to this one,
Outdoor Wood Burning Chimenea
It has rusted some and I would like to paint it. Since all social gatherings at the moment are outdoors, I guess may be using this more that I thought I would in November.
My first guess would be to go over it with a wire brush wheel and then use Rust-Oleum high heat paint,
Rust-Oleum 7778502 Heat Protective Enamel Bar-B-Que Black
I would generally never put paint directly onto rusty metal without priming it first, but I think the primer would have to be high heat as well. The Rust-Oleum rusty metal primer that I have always used says nothing about being a high heat product.
Do I need to prime this first or can I just paint it with high heat paint? I am certainly open to other paint suggestions as well, though this is old enough that it is not worth $100 in paint to make it look a bit better.
The bottom (legs and ash pan) is galvanized so I was just going to leave it alone.
Thanks for the advice,
LMHmedchem
I have an old outdoor chiminea similar to this one,
Outdoor Wood Burning Chimenea
It has rusted some and I would like to paint it. Since all social gatherings at the moment are outdoors, I guess may be using this more that I thought I would in November.
My first guess would be to go over it with a wire brush wheel and then use Rust-Oleum high heat paint,
Rust-Oleum 7778502 Heat Protective Enamel Bar-B-Que Black
I would generally never put paint directly onto rusty metal without priming it first, but I think the primer would have to be high heat as well. The Rust-Oleum rusty metal primer that I have always used says nothing about being a high heat product.
Do I need to prime this first or can I just paint it with high heat paint? I am certainly open to other paint suggestions as well, though this is old enough that it is not worth $100 in paint to make it look a bit better.
The bottom (legs and ash pan) is galvanized so I was just going to leave it alone.
Thanks for the advice,
LMHmedchem