Heat resistant paint

[wobblemonster]

After reading about the Pig wood burner made by "Steg"( Hope its ok) I have decided to make a few for family and friends ( the local tip had 19 empties, and the chap said that if I made him one I could take them all and any more that come in, plus 4 where nearly full!!!!)
Now for a bit of fun I thought of painting them pink, but I have not been able to find any pink heat resistant paint, niether can I find white HRP to tint pink apart than in airasols, So the question is does any one know where I might be able to purchace some?
Cheers
Rick

 

[Paul.]

I'm not sure you will find a conventional paint that will withstand the temperature of these stoves, they tend to glow red hot so are at least 750c, I used to build commercial ovens and furnaces, we used a high temperature aluminium paint on some components which was good for 600c, it soon blackens and burns off though if used at higher temperatures

 

[Omniata]

As TIG Paul said you'll struggle to find a paint that's resistant to anything over 800°C that's not black...

There are a few white ones but they're tremendously expensive, coloured ones will be really difficult as the pigments break down...

 

[Debs.]

......pigments.....

Groan!

 

[M1CDQ]

have a look here
http://www.caswellplating.com/vht/duplicolor_highheatceramic.html

or here
http://a1autowise.com/ssvhtpw.aspx