Most oil based paints can withstand the heat subjected to a metal range hood. Ensure that the surface is clean and deglossed, then prime any bare spots prior to applying two coats of oil based paint.
(previous answer) rust-oleum, sold in Home Depot and lowes, is a paint that can be used to paint metals.
I first totally degrease it, which isn't easy on a range hood. I then mask off things like switches. Then I first spray it an auto body primer light grey. After a complete coat of this and about 4 hour drying time, I spray the chosen colour for a finish coat. I always use high temp Tremclad spray for these.
Even though a range hood is subject to heat, it's low enough that a standard metal paint can be used. Be sure to clean the metal surface completely. If there is an existing finish, sand to a dull finish with an ultra-fine sandpaper. Use a metal primer to prime any bare metal, then apply several light coats of your finish coat allowing ample time between coats. Check the label for specific times between coats.
Depending on the material the hood is made of guides you in the paint to use. If its metal then a good cleaning with degreasent is required . The surface should be well rubbed down to form a key and then enamel undercoat (white ) is put on, rubbed with abrasive to key again when dry and then 2 good coats of enamel top coat. You can use either matt of gloss - make sure the room is well ventilated as enamel paint has a kick to it. If wood then the same process but use wood undercoat and use a heat resistant white gloss
Yes my mother and I painted ours white
The surface wasn't completely clean. As the paint dried it stretched and pulled apart on the grease. Using a primer first may have stopped this from happening or several thin coats. I assume you sprayed it.
Unless you have the proper equiptment, and expertise do not attempt to paint the hood yourself or you will be sorely dissapointed in the results. Remove the hood and take it to a trusted body shop and let them professionally paint it for you.
Porter Paint has a full range of paints and coatings. They range from construction grade paints that are designed with price in mind up to high end premium paints that use the very best binders, pigments and mildewcides. They are sure to have a quality paint in your price range whether you are on a budget or are wanting the best of the best.
Paint Sprayers serve a broad range of residential and commercial painting tasks, including both interior and exterior applications.you can rental or buy the paint sprayer which are usually availbe for reasonable price in you neighbour hood like lowes or home depot how evr for other store you search your yellow pages too.
Talk to the people at the paint store for better advise but choose a reducer that matches your paint and temperature range and I go with a 2 to 1 reducer to paint ratio using a 50psi regulator, that works well enough for me.
appliance paint...its found at hardware stores
It can be difficult to find a specific color, but you can always use special heat-resistant paints to paint it.
The average size of a canopy range hood is 30 in by 36 in. The best thing is to get the hood that is compatible with the range that is being purchased.
You have to go into the paint settings, and select the hood from the different options, because you can paint different sections, like the side skirts, the bumpers, doors, hood, etc.
I do not know of any that include the hood.
spray paint it
To get the proper size of the range hood, one should take the measurement of your island to the Home Depot store, they will tell you what size of the range hood would be.
The surface wasn't completely clean. As the paint dried it stretched and pulled apart on the grease. Using a primer first may have stopped this from happening or several thin coats. I assume you sprayed it.
You mean like vandalism kinda paint or remove the paint to repaint the hood? You could try using a buffer and rubbing compound to remove the first. The second all you need to do is scuff the shiny off the hood. It will turn a whitish color then you can repaint it. Hope this helps.
Unless you have the proper equiptment, and expertise do not attempt to paint the hood yourself or you will be sorely dissapointed in the results. Remove the hood and take it to a trusted body shop and let them professionally paint it for you.
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You can get your stove's range hood replaced at a local homeware store or you can call a specialist. You can find a specialist to fix the hood in your local Yellow pages.