I have a BBQ (not gas) thats simply a grill with a hood, however the hood is rusty, I have cleaned it all off but its left some surface damage, I wish to paint the hood green (not the grill). The hood lifts up when BBQ is in use, but will still get a little hot. Is there special paint I should use? I cant see Gloss or Emulsion being the right hing to use, whats best?
Painting BBQ
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Head resistant hammerite.
You used to be able to get engine paint in all manner of coluors
still can http://www.frost.co.uk/ or your local motorists toyshop.
Might be a bit expensive. You could use an ordinary preservative primer after Kurust, and ordinary paint. You might have to do it once a year.
Might be a bit expensive. You could use an ordinary preservative primer after Kurust, and ordinary paint. You might have to do it once a year.
If you mean the chrome one definitely not, unless you're insane! 
I dont mean the Chrome grill that the food sits on, what I meant to say was the part where the Charcoal sits, is it safe to paint that? I wonder if no because that part gets hottest as the flames sit on it? I mean the part underneath the chrome grill, shall I paint?
It sais on their website that its for the exterior
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