High Temperature Coating - Need advice

[FrannaM]

Hi guys,
I’m looking for advice on a good-quality, high-temperature coating for a charcoal / wood-fired grill. For those with experience, is there a particular brand or application method that holds up better than others? Is standard high-temperature paint sufficient, or would something like a Rust-Oleum ceramic coating be a better option? I would prefer a "spray on" method rather than painting.

I’m willing to pay a little more for a durable coating that will last, rather than using something that needs to be reapplied after only a few uses. Thanks in advance!

 

[kilo charlie]

That high heat paint is probably going to be you best option.

 

[normanaj]

There's a lot of high heat industrial coatings out there but unless you're a contractor or know one you really are not going to have access to it and even then if you did it's $$$.

Pretty much what you have pictured is the best option as @kilo charlie said.

 

[jcam222]

Rust-Oleum sells grill specific solutions.

 

[FrannaM]

I appreciate the input!