1.) docmarc - 12/30/2015

Hello
Guys, will you give any tips for repainting my hunter stove.
I'm not an expert in it, that is why I ask. This is old stove of my father, so I want to restore it to look better.
What to begin with?
Thanks in advance..

2.) Wild Bob - 12/30/2015

Got any pictures? What is it made of...steel, tin? What exactly are you wanting to repair?

More info please...

3.) Swamp Fox - 12/30/2015

I seem to remember instructions on building a hunter's stove in one of the Big Three outdoor magazines. I can't say it was anything like a recent issue. It included something about painting and/or burning/seasoning the stove's finish. I do know there is a paint out there which is specifically made for high heat applications. You can get it at Home Depot, etc.

Perhaps a search for "hunter's stove" or "barrel stove" will turn something up.

Also, look up stuff on refurbishing or building a pig cooker. I think TxHunter's thread about his paint and seasoning efforts is gone the way of BowCountry, so I don't think there's anything on this site, but any site dedicated to cooking BBQ or about outdoor cooking is likely to have something about building your own cooker.

4.) bluecat - 12/30/2015

docmarc, do you know hajid?

5.) Swamp Fox - 12/30/2015

Always with the negative waves...


:-)

6.) docmarc - 01/07/2016

[QUOTE=Wild Bob;37712]Got any pictures? What is it made of...steel, tin? What exactly are you wanting to repair?

More info please...[/QUOTE]

It is steel. There are scratches and the old paint started to crack.

7.) docmarc - 01/07/2016

[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;37716]I seem to remember instructions on building a hunter's stove in one of the Big Three outdoor magazines. I can't say it was anything like a recent issue. It included something about painting and/or burning/seasoning the stove's finish. I do know there is a paint out there which is specifically made for high heat applications. You can get it at Home Depot, etc.

Perhaps a search for "hunter's stove" or "barrel stove" will turn something up.

Also, look up stuff on refurbishing or building a pig cooker. I think TxHunter's thread about his paint and seasoning efforts is gone the way of BowCountry, so I don't think there's anything on this site, but any site dedicated to cooking BBQ or about outdoor cooking is likely to have something about building your own cooker.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for your full response.
I took this [url]https://www.mrosupply.com/paint-painting-supplies/spray-paint/1385990_k01623_krylon/[/url] I hope that 2 coats will be ideal. Now, I think about ways to remove the previous paint coats.