Krylon K01709077 High Heat Spray Paint Brown

This paint was worth the money! We bought a house last year and the people who flipped the house did not use high heat paint in and around our fireplace. After winter, we noticed all the paint was burned off and we had red splotches on our black fireplace. This sprayed on easily and covered up the splotches. The color isn’t an exact match, but you can’t tell. It works well!

This is a can of black spray paint. it is flat.. Not like some people think the earth is. But more a non-glossy.. non semi-glossy kind of black paint in a can that is compressed so when you press the thingy at the top the paint comes out violently. Hey, what do they call that thingy?Anyway, yes, this is black paint. I think there is some other chemicals in the can besides paint that if used in a small area without good ventilation may cause you to start talking to imaginary animals and or things that are not actually there. IF this occurs you may wake up with said black paint where you did not intend to have black paint.This should not be confused with coffee or other black substances. Do not put this in your eye or use it to decorate anything you may confuse as food stuff.In all. This appears to be a good product when you consider it and use it as flat black paint. Use and or misuse of it as anything else may change your own review and rating of the product.

I used it on my gas grill works fine. I would recommend it. Good seller fast delivery.

Great product

Great choice if you want to spray paint your bbq.

packed well, works great

I received this product and could not use. It would not spray. I couldn't get anything out of the can. Now I have a can of something that I need and can not use

this is what I have been using on my small engines for yrs. I always maintain all my motors from snowmobiles, chainsaws, augers, anything with a motor. People tease me because I keep everything meticulous, but when I sell something people are always trying to reach me first. I always clean my mufflers with a green scotchy pad, then spray the muffler, if its a sled muffler, I hang it with stove pipe wire. It dries quickly, so I do a couple coats, and make sure it has a nice coating, then attach it and run the motor. On flanged exhausts with a doughnut and springs I use high temp copper rtv to work as a buffer and keep any rattling down. you must heat this within 8hrs. I believe or it will flake off, it's a powder which turns to a stain, nicer than original