Stove Paint

Painting a stove on a narrowboat in heat-resistant paint is a crucial safety measure that can prevent damage and potential hazards. The high temperatures generated by a stove can cause regular paint to crack, peel, and release harmful fumes, which can be a health risk to those onboard. Heat-resistant paint, on the other hand, is designed to withstand extreme temperatures, preventing cracking and peeling and keeping the surface looking clean and attractive. This type of paint can also help to prevent the stove from corroding, which can reduce its efficiency and lifespan.