DOWNLOAD THE STOVE BRIGHT®COLOR CARD HERE. Choose Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint for surfaces that exceed 250° F. Stove Bright® High Temp Paint is an easy to use aerosol trusted by the hearth industry for wood, gas, and pellet stoves for nearly 40 years.

STOVE BRIGHT® High Temperature Paint. 36 colors of high temperature paint. Easy-to-use aerosols. The hearth industry's high temp paint choice for wood stoves, gas stoves, pellet stoves, and stove pipe.

With durable, color-fast high temperature paint, Stove Bright® high temperature liquid coatings are designed for the wood and gas stove market.

Thurmalox high heat paint colors from Dampney Company.

Stove Bright® Heat Resistant Paint is manufactured by FORREST Technical Coatings in Eugene, Oregon, USA and used throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. We serve manufacturers in many industries including hearth (wood and gas stoves), exhaust, barbeque, heating, and other high temperature applications.

Stove Bright® High Temperature Paint for hearth heating appliances such as wood and gas stoves. Aerosol and brush-on high temperature paint and aerosol chimney and roof flashing paint.

VENT PIPE PAINT Available to you is The Stove Bright@ User Guide. The User Guide provides details about surface preparation, application, and your first burn. Actual paint and color chips may vary slightly from this printed representation. Find the User Guide before you start your project at: www.stovebright.com 800-537-7201 [email protected]

Our Stove Bright High Temperature aerosol paint is the best solution for manufacturer touch-up, installation finishing or for do-it-yourself painter refurbishing of a heating appliance.

Harman Stove Paint. Stove Bright 1200 Degree High Temperature Paint for Touchups and Full Color Re-Painting. Over 30 Colors Available! Guaranteed Best Prices!

Stove Bright High Temperature Paint is formulated with a unique blend of heat resistant pigments in a silicone polymer resin that provides excellent color retention and film integrity in working temperatures up to 1200°F (650°C).