Can I use this to repair the sides of a stove? The enamel on the side wore off so I'd like to make it look a little nicer.
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It should work as long as you have a smooth surface and it is clean before you start.
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Definitely, if you can find sheets large enough to cover the entire side with one piece. I would sand the side smooth and give it a coat of primer so it lays smooth and wont rust below (you must apply with water. Raw metal and water....not so good.) Our DWasher looks so good and is a perfect match for the SS finish on the frig. Once in place, weight all the edges or clamp it for about 12 hours to ensure a perfect job that will last.
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I really don't know but I would suspect the cast iron might scratch the glass top.... I'd just check with the manufacture of the stove about using any cast iron on the surface.
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I would not use it that way, as it will burn if the stove has just been used. Why not get the metal burner covers instead? Decorative as well as functional.
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I suggest that after each washing and drying coat with a thin layer of oil. This is not a non stick finish and not nearly as good as the old enamel interiors. You may need to add some oil each time you cook.
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Technically, I think you would be OK. This stuff not only converts the rust to an inert material, but it produces a thick, hard black coating on the 'non-rusty' parts. However, if the goal is to preserve the metal as long as possible, I would still prime and paint with a high quality enamel paint. I am using ift to refurbish an old BBQ and it is working very well.
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To help you out I sprayed some on a strip of white pine. I held it over the gas burner on my stove. It offers some protection. Just how long it would hold up, I don't know? Lee
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I used it on my stove on the edge where a pan had hit and made a nick in the white finish. It was near the burner (electric) but not on the stop top. It worked fine.
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I would not use it for a stove- it is a caustic etch- and meant for the outside of an aluminum boat.
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It is cast iron, so you should be able to, but it will most likely ruin the paint where the flame touches it.
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I have an old metal stovetop but I did use this on a friend's glass stove and it seemed to do just fine!
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I have some of my Farberware pots for over 50yrs. I still use them and the only time food burns is when I have the heating setting too high and I forget the pot on the stove! If you may do the same, in cleaning the pot,pour some white vinager and let it stand and the pot will look like new!! Just purchased a 3qt pot and love it!! Jeanne
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I would not expect it to harm the stove top. It has no abrasive nor is it caustic. I use it as a stain remover, and other methods might be used to deal with built up residues from cooking.
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I don't think so. My stove does not recommend it for the glass top. It does recommend cast iron cookery in the oven. I think it would scratch the surface. I will just use on the extra side burner on my grill or try making waffles in the oven.
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I am using the polish on an indoor cast iron stove, but if it gets moisture, it still rusts. I think it is more intended to improve the appearance of the stove. Maybe a high temperature paint would be more suitable for outdoors.
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This product produces a flat or satin black finish so the shading should be alright. Not knowing the material of the stove though makes it difficult because this mostly works on cast iron. I haven't used it on slick painted surfaces like steel though, but I imagine it wouldn't really work in that case. But if you have cast iron, you're good to go!
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I wouldn't soak the whole charm, just wipe it with a cloth - around the enamel part. Better safe than sorry!
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My cooktop is black enamel but the back right behind the rear burners is stainless and it removes residue from there. I have not tried it on the enamel. Works great on stainless.