Stoving Paint

Overview

What is Stoving Paint?

Stoving Paint is an industrial coating system intended to form a consistent finish through controlled baking after application. The Super Shine catalogue includes solid shades, gloss and matt blacks, clear finishes, metallic and fluorescent options, plus PP Primer.

  • Industrial coating range designed for controlled baking or stoving after application
  • Catalogue options include standard shades, black finishes, clear finishes and metallic effects
  • Suitable for correctly prepared metal components and professionally managed coating lines
  • Available with PP Primer as part of the catalogue range for suitable substrate preparation
Build the Topcoat

Baked Finish

Developed for controlled stoving to form a consistent finished coating on prepared components.
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Gloss & Matt Options

The catalogue includes high-gloss black, matt black, top coat clear and matt clear choices.
Six Classic Shades

Extensive Shade Range

Standard colours include whites, yellows, reds, greens, blue, maroon, orange and other shades.

Special Effects

Metallic silver, pure silver, special poly silver, fluorescent colours and selected effect shades are listed.
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Stoving Paint Range
Catalogue

Stoving Paint Range

  • White / Super White/Spl. Black
  • G.Yellow/Lemon Yellow / Po Red /Vherry / Signal Red/Bus Green/ Maroon/Deep Orange / New Blue / New Green & Other Shades
  • High Gloss Black/Formula Black/
  • Top Coat Clear
  • Matt Black
  • Matt Clear
  • Flamebuoyant Cherry / Gold
  • Flamebuoyant Blue/Green
  • Spl. Poly Silver
  • Metallic Silver/Pure Silver
  • Flueroscent Colours
  • PP Primer
Premium Stoving Paint

Where Stoving Paint Is Used

Metal Furniture

Metal Furniture

Professional finishing of suitable metal furniture, cabinets, racks and fabricated fixtures.

Appliances & Equipment

Appliances & Equipment

Controlled coating applications for suitable appliance housings and equipment panels.

Fabricated Components

Fabricated Components

Consistent colour and finish for correctly prepared fabricated metal parts and assemblies.

Application

How to Apply Stoving Paint

Four essential stages for professional preparation, application and controlled curing.

Prepare the Surface

Prepare the Surface

01

Remove rust, scale, oil, grease and contamination. Ensure the substrate is clean, dry and correctly prepared for the selected system.

Prime as Required

02

Use the appropriate compatible primer where the substrate and coating specification require it, following professional guidance.
Build the Topcoat

Apply the Coating

03

Mix and thin only as recommended for the selected product, then apply an even coat using suitable professional spray equipment.
Cure & Maintain

Bake & Cure

04

Allow the applied film to flash off, then bake under the controlled temperature and time specified for the selected product and substrate.
FAQs

Your Questions, Answered

What is Stoving Paint?

Stoving Paint is an industrial coating designed to cure through controlled baking after application, producing a consistent finish on correctly prepared compatible components.

Which finishes are listed in the Super Shine catalogue?

The catalogue lists standard solid shades, high-gloss and matt black, top coat clear, matt clear, metallic silver options, fluorescent colours and selected special-effect shades.

Does the range include a primer?

Yes. PP Primer is listed in the Stoving Paint range. Suitability depends on the substrate and intended coating system, so professional product guidance is recommended.

Does Stoving Paint need heat curing?

Yes. Stoving coatings are intended for controlled baking. The correct temperature and time depend on the selected product, substrate and application process.