High Temp Paint - Sand

This paint sprays on smoothly and consistently with no running. I used it to reface the firebrick in our fireplace before installing new gas logs. After operating our gas logs several times after applying this paint, there is no evidence of melting, running or peeling of the paint. It works just as advertised and made the inside of our fireplace look just like new. It is a bit pricey, but it was worth the money to get this good of a result.

I’m gradually covering a large space behind my wood burning stove with multiple cans of this paint and it looks very nice and goes on well. The company immediately replaced a can I received because it had a defect. I received the replacement very quickly without any problems. Nice to see a company stand behind its product and provide great customer service. I’ll be buying more of this product. Thank you.

This worked very well to paint my brass fireplace screen

The smell is bad but vented the area well and it didn’t linger much. Good coverage and used 4cans to make sure it’s thick enough.

This color is not as dark as the sample or the lid on the can. It's more of an almond than a darker sand color. It splatters and does not provide a smooth finish like, for example, the Krylon black HT spray. It required considerable sanding to reduce it's sandy texture (!), the classic orange peel surface of bad spray paints. NOT RECOMMENDED for it's color or its spray finish.

The force of the spray of paint from these two cans I purchased was very slow and spread out sideways. I did shake very well and spray it inverted to clear out the nozzle, but they still were not spraying normally. I could not send them back because I needed the paint right away. I have used this brand and color before and did not have the trouble that I had with these two cans. I was very disappointed with these.

Stove Bright has a wide variety of colors and we were pleased to see that "Sand" was a perfect match to the rusted areas on our indoor woodstove. Very easy to use.

I used this on the metal plate surrounding my fire pit. Allowed it to dry for a week after 2 coats. When adding the rocks back the paint scratched and rubbed off. I followed all instructions in the prep work. Disappointed