Cut the worry of blistering or flaking paint, our Heat Resistant Paint range keeps stoves, BBQs and exhausts looking factory fresh even after repeated 600 °C heat ups. Bringing you brands with 120 years of innovation and manufacturing expertise, we’ve done the testing so you don’t have to. Heat Resistant Paint is formulated and manufactured in the UK for specialist applications and rigorously tested against high temperature performance benchmarks.
Whether you need Heat Proof Paint for a log burner, High Temperature Paint for an engine manifold or a Heat Resistant Enamel that doubles as BBQ Paint, this collection delivers professional results in one stop. The single pack formulation brushes or rolls on smoothly, bonds direct to properly prepared steel and reaches full hardness after a gentle in service bake, so you’re back in action fast.
Home DIYers and industrial fabricators alike rely on this High Heat Paint to upgrade fire surrounds, hot pipes, chiminea exteriors and commercial ducting. Once cured it shrugs off oils, solvents and the everyday knocks of busy kitchens and workshops, keeping assets smart and safe year round. Manufactured under strict UK quality controls and it’s a compliant, cost effective answer to for hot surface protection.
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What temperature can your Heat Resistant Paint withstand?
Our enamel has been laboratory-proven to tolerate intermittent exposure up to 600 °C, ideal for fire boxes, flues and exhaust manifolds.
Do I need a separate primer before applying Heat Resistant Paint?
No. Once steel is degreased and rust-free, the coating can be applied direct to metal, saving time and cost.
How do I cure the paint for maximum performance?
After it’s touch-dry, slowly heat the coating above 220 °C for 20–30 minutes. This bake fully crosslinks the film for long-term hardness and solvent resistance
Is it suitable as Stove Paint or BBQ Paint?
Yes—once cured, the satin finish resists regular firing, cooking greases and cleaning solvents, keeping stoves and BBQ lids looking sharp.
Can I spray the paint as well as brush or roll?
The formulation is optimised for brush or roller; if you prefer spraying, thin up to 5 % with the recommended solvent for smooth atomisation.
Which is the best high heat resistant paint I can buy in the UK?
For high-heat surfaces, this Heat Resistant Paint is top of its class; pair it with our Flame-Retardant or Anti-Graffiti ranges for a full-spec, multi-threat protection system.
