ok im just finishing up a pit and was wondering should i paint it before the first fire or after.
Thanks guys
when to paint a pit
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Re: when to paint a pit
after. the reason you burn is to burn off the bad stuff.
burn. sand blast. paint.
burn. sand blast. paint.
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Re: when to paint a pit
After, so if you need to make any modifications (hot doors sticking etc) much less stress before you paint
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Re: when to paint a pit
Yes after you have put some heat to her. I usually bring my chambers to 300°/325° for at least an hour that is where I cook my chicken. There really isn't any need in getting it hotter than that.
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Re: when to paint a pit
I have been pleasantly surprised at the results of not painting an add on firebox which I rub down with beef fat while hot.
No rust despite being uncovered and it is turning quite dark.
No rust despite being uncovered and it is turning quite dark.
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