VHT SP110 FlameProof Coating Flat Blue Paint Can - 11 oz.

The primer paint went on nice, then when i went to use the blue paint i struggled to get the cap off and almost got turned into a smurf when i got it off. Luckily i was outside and had a box nearby to contain the mess.

My review is a little pre-mature as I don't know how it will turn out after exposing it to high heat. I bought this because I wanted to paint a fire pit that my lady bought me for my birthday. The fire-pit is rustic looking and I did not like it, so I figured I would paint the fire pit colors of my favorite team. Well it is not very common to find a spray paint in the color of blue that can also be used in high temperatures. I came across this and figured I would give a try. My mistake of just ordering 1 can as it doesn't seem there is much paint in 1 can. I ordered another can and again I am already "low" and feel like I am going to have to order a "3rd" can to do a 24' inch and 12' deep fire-pit. I sanded the fire-pit to make sure there was no lose paint/chips...I put a first coat on with this spray paint and it didn't go on really strong...like left some areas that got very little blue coloring on it. Now I have no way of curing this product because I can't put it in my oven and I can't control a temperature if I was to start a fire in it. So I have been giving it a good 7 days of dry time before repainting and before I use it (I haven't used it yet because still painting it). The 2nd coat has gone on better and is covering pretty much everything I need it to cover, but I am really low on my 2nd can and still have a little bit more of an area to cover so feel I will need a 3rd can to finish up, but that will give it a good 3 coats, which I hope will last.

Great paint! Bought 2 cans and had almost a whole can leftover after painting my 2 headers. Takes 2 coats, looks matte and great!

I used the paint to paint a BBQ pit. It is high heat to withstand over 1000 degrees. One has to cure the paint in three stages. I could never get the paint to cure properly but also on the third stage of the curing process I could not get my BBQ to 600 degrees as the stage requires, thus the paint is not fully cured even after one month. My only gripe was the curing process which may have been my fault.

I know, this isn’t being used on my headers, i was just looking for a high temp paint.This worked well, good coverage and easy to apply, this was a flat, so I used a high temp clear coat to help seal and give it some shine.