Painting back of open fire

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Hi

I have an fairly small open fireplace, and want to paint the back of it and it now looks quite used. What type of paint do I need to use, as I haven't a clue.

Naturally I'm thinking of a water based paint. I do have some chalk paint (you paint it on the wall and the kids can paint on it). Will this do?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
macca73 said:
Hi


I do have some chalk paint Will this do?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
is that politically correct "Black" board paint :?: it`ll probably do unless it contains lead or asbestos or highly organic compounds :wink: And I hope you burn smokeless fuel in the fire :wink:
 
Coincidentally, I was in a specialsit shop last weekend and asked the same question - the answer was to use Water Based Matt Black Emulsion, or Heat Resistant Matt Black Paint
 

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