I,m Moding a new Smoking pro W/ SFB. my old one is rusted out and I saw a utub vid were a guy used high heat spray paint over the powder coat. The power coat on my SFB blistered and I was wondering if that spray paint would "lock" the powder coat from blistering?
High heat spraypaint
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I don't know if it will keep the power coat from blistering or not as I have never dealt with powder coat but the high temp spray paint that I buy for my grill's and smokers works awesome.
Why is the powdercoat blistering? Is it from extreme heat? Is it from rust under it? Blistering would be it is losing it's bond with the metal, putting paint over top of it won't stop it from losing that bond. You could sand/grind all areas that are blistering back to where there is still a good bond and then paint it and it will at least look a lot better.
Do you have any pics of the SFB and the blistering area?
Do you have any pics of the SFB and the blistering area?
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