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What Paint To Use Behind Log Burner. Render is a good option and a water based paint would be ok but will discolour in a fairly short time. I did both of mine like that and have had no problems. I’m having my living room redecorated hague blue f&b on the chimney breast wall. To that end, here is. Here are some top tips with the right. It’s essential that your paint has a durable, smooth finish with a strong colour, remains resistant to blistering from the heat, and brushes off scratching. I have a log burner and wondered what colour people paint behind it if it’s not brick. Sand and cement works and then paint in white to reflect heat. Read on to find out which paint to use! Painting behind a log burner or fireplace requires a specialist coating, as you will need a finish that can withstand the high temperatures. Using ordinary paint will cause a lot of problems so make sure you get the right paint for the job. We’re often asked whether our paints are suitable for painting behind wood burners and on fireplace surrounds.

Read on to find out which paint to use! Render is a good option and a water based paint would be ok but will discolour in a fairly short time. It’s essential that your paint has a durable, smooth finish with a strong colour, remains resistant to blistering from the heat, and brushes off scratching. I’m having my living room redecorated hague blue f&b on the chimney breast wall. I did both of mine like that and have had no problems. I have a log burner and wondered what colour people paint behind it if it’s not brick. To that end, here is. We’re often asked whether our paints are suitable for painting behind wood burners and on fireplace surrounds. Here are some top tips with the right. Sand and cement works and then paint in white to reflect heat.

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What Paint To Use Behind Log Burner Read on to find out which paint to use! Sand and cement works and then paint in white to reflect heat. Using ordinary paint will cause a lot of problems so make sure you get the right paint for the job. It’s essential that your paint has a durable, smooth finish with a strong colour, remains resistant to blistering from the heat, and brushes off scratching. To that end, here is. I have a log burner and wondered what colour people paint behind it if it’s not brick. Render is a good option and a water based paint would be ok but will discolour in a fairly short time. I did both of mine like that and have had no problems. Painting behind a log burner or fireplace requires a specialist coating, as you will need a finish that can withstand the high temperatures. We’re often asked whether our paints are suitable for painting behind wood burners and on fireplace surrounds. Here are some top tips with the right. Read on to find out which paint to use! I’m having my living room redecorated hague blue f&b on the chimney breast wall.