Before painting, thoroughly clean the metal surfaces of dust, dirt and the existing finish, then degrease them. Degrease the surface immediately before painting.
Apply the paint in 1-2 thin coats, letting each coat dry for 10-15 minutes at a temperature of +20°C.
To develop heat resistance, the coating has to be heat cured a day or more after painting: heat it in steps up to +250°C, holding it for 5-10 minutes at 100°C and at 200°C, and hold it at 250°C for at least 30 minutes.
Important! The heat resistance of the paint film depends on its thickness: the thicker the film, the lower its heat resistance. Thick coats and additional coats reduce heat resistance.
Do not use a primer! Primer does not withstand high temperatures.
Do not paint hot surfaces! Let them cool to ambient temperature to prevent the paint from igniting.
