A customer with a rental shop wants the company logo on a piece of stainless that will be attached to the back of a large barbeque but positioned an inch or two away from the back surface.
We both agree vinyl would suffer and I think I can manage the painting with the proper primer but I am not sure if 1-shot holds up to heat very well. Any Ideas would be appreciated
Rob
Posted by Ricky Jackson (Member # 5082) on :
You can buy a heat resistant enamel at the hardware store. Use a vinyl mask and spray it on. I don't know what you'd use to prime stainless steel with; that's a complicated procedure. It might work with just a good cleaning.
Posted by jack wills (Member # 521) on :
Try to find some "XIM flash bond 300 clear". You can type it in on google and maybe find a supplier in your area.
Jack
Posted by Ray Rheaume (Member # 3794) on :
I'd prime the stainless steel with a self etching primer.
I've painted on valve covers and even engine blocks with OS paints. They held up, but that barbecue might be hotter.
Hope this helps... Rapid
Posted by George Perkins (Member # 156) on :
I live in the heart of BBQ contests. The world championships are held on Riverside Drive in Memphis every year. I've painted more cookers than I care to remember One Shot holds up just fine. I'm with Jack, XIM will stick to dang near anything.
Posted by Robert Root (Member # 758) on :
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One Shot holds up just fine. I'm with Jack, XIM will stick to dang near anything.