I'm about to have a custom mandrel-bent tube made to replace the factory chimney on my OKJ Highland. My options are aluminized steel for $35 or stainless for $50-60. I'm going to paint the outside black, but the internal surface will remain unpainted. Is there any reason to avoid the aluminized steel since it's just the smoke stack?
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Aluminized steel ok for smoker chimney?
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Yep... It's safe.... It's on the down stream side of the system....
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If you spray it with Pam, after the first smoke or two it will season itself black anyway.
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