Rust-Oleum 7778830 High Heat Enamel Spray Paint, Bar-B-Que Black, 12-Ounce

I used the Rust-Oleum High Heat Enamel Spray Paint to repaint the radiators in my house, and overall, I’m very happy with the results. The paint goes on smoothly, covers well, and handles the heat from the radiators without any issues — it definitely gets the job done.I purchased the 6-pack, which turned out to be the perfect amount for my project. It was also a much better deal compared to buying the cans individually, so I appreciated the value.My only complaint is the limited color selection. I wish there were more shades to choose from, especially for interior projects where matching décor matters. But if you're okay with the available options, this paint performs really well.

Well, what I like about this product is the spray paint don't take much time to cure. It will leave a very strong odor during and after spraying!! I tried my best to ventilate before spraying but the odor traveled from my kitchen to the next room in half an hour! The outcome is acceptable. It leaves a matte finish. So it has a more of a subdued look. It also feels chalky as it dries. It covered up all burn marks and other slight imperfections. I bought two cans and only used half a can. I have more for future touch-ups. I'm very satisfied with the application process but will give an update if the spray paint don't hold. Thanks for a wonderful product!

I used this paint to paint my old brass fire place. I wish I took a before and after because the difference is amazing. The fireplace was outdated looking and now it looks like new. I have used the fireplace and I don’t have any issues with it. The flat black paint is perfect for what I need and it sprayed on very evenly and covered quickly. This was such an inexpensive way to update my fireplace.

I've got a stove, only about 5 years old, with cast iron stove grates in black. Somehow over only those 5 years, the spot that I use most with my pans has started to show some light rust color on the black. It isn't a flakey rust more than a dry discoloration. It doesn't wash off. I got this product to cosmetically improve my stove grates.I thoroughly washed my 3 grate parts in the sink-- with dish soap degreasing, and some white vineagar; scrubbing most of the parts and letting it all soak pretty good for a few hours. I let them dry outside. I tried to do a light sanding, but honestly it didn't do much for the grates. They weren't flakey and the slight rust color didn't really come off. If anything it started to show reflective silvering and I did not feel this was going in the right direction. Overall the grates were smooth already though, and cleaned. I then put them on a flattened cardboard box, also outside.The spray paint went on smooth, as you'd expect. Wear some rubber gloves, and a resporator mask + goggles if you have them. At least a face mask. This stuff gets in the air, even if the spray seems directional. I lightly tinted the problem areas, then appleid a smooth coat all over. At first I was carefully doing the bottoms, but honestly a smooth coat across the top is fine as it blends into the natural color. This is a matte/flat black finish, don't expect any sheen. This is actually the way you want it once it is dry and indoors, so this is good, don't worry. Reapply on any missed spots and then let it dry. I let mine dry multiple hours. Read the back, it will give you the dry times. But generally 1-2, 3 hrs; for dry to touch and dry to handle, etc.Now, they are back on my stove and look good overall. There is no residual smell after a day, though I wasn't really testing that fact thoroughly before. The one minor thing I noticed which gives this a 4 star instead of 5, is that when i wipe the grates down with a cloth to clean, be it wet or dry or even just a paper towel, there is a small bit of black discoloration on the cloth. It's been multiple days since. Each time I think it's gone away, I'll see it again if I rub a grate well to get something off it. The bottoms of the pans had a small dot of this black residue on it only once, and it rinsed off with a sponge. I'm just wondering if this is going to be like that forever or what.I think I read somewhere to do a 1hr cure at 200+ degrees. That may be perfect for a grill that you can just leave running but I can't put these grates in my oven and am not sure leaving the gas stove full on for an hour is best. Unclear.

Amazing. The spray looked BEAUTIFUL and it dried really good. And was cheap. My smoker was rusty and old and this brought it back to life. Stuck perfectly and it is 100% my moneys worth.

Can't go wrong. The looks is perfect it covers scratches quickly. The flat black works perfectly for me.

Good paint product. Worked well on the outside of grill, no peeling as of yet .

Worked great on my smoker