High Heat Resistant Spray Paint, Barbecue Grill Flat Black Finish, 12 Ounce Can

Introducing the Rust-Oleum High Heat paint, now available at Luedtke Lumber True Value in Lomira, WI. This specially formulated coating is designed to renew and protect metal surfaces exposed to extreme temperatures up to 1200 degrees Fahrenheit (648 degrees Celsius). Whether you're maintaining your grill, restoring a wood-burning stove, or enhancing engine parts, this high heat paint offers a durable and reliable solution for both indoor and outdoor metal items.

• High temperature resistance: Protects metal surfaces subjected to heat up to 1200 degrees Fahrenheit (648 degrees Celsius), ensuring long-lasting performance.


• Durable flat finish: Provides excellent color retention even after repeated heating cycles, keeping your metal surfaces looking fresh and well-maintained.


• Indoor and outdoor use: Versatile enough for various applications, from grills and wood-burning stoves to engines and other metal equipment.


• Corrosion-resistant: Helps prevent rust and corrosion, extending the life of your metal items.


• No primer needed: Simplifies the application process, saving time and effort while delivering strong adhesion.

Imagine revitalizing your outdoor grill before the barbecue season or restoring the finish on your wood-burning stove to enhance your home's ambiance in Lomira. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike in Lomira can rely on Rust-Oleum High Heat paint to protect and beautify metal surfaces exposed to intense heat. It is also ideal for automotive engine parts or any metal item that requires a heat-resistant coating, making it a versatile addition to your maintenance supplies.



In summary, the Rust-Oleum High Heat paint is an essential product for anyone in Lomira, WI looking to protect metal surfaces from heat damage while maintaining a durable and attractive finish. Available at Luedtke Lumber True Value, this high-quality coating ensures your metal equipment stays in top condition through repeated use and exposure to high temperatures.