Stove Paint

There are many possible stove painting options, including some not listed in our online catalog. Call, email, or submit our Parts Request Form if you have a certain paint in mind. We're here to assist you in finding a spray-paint stove finish that improves fashion and performance.

Heating Stove Paint

Make a faded stove look great again by using this high-temperature paint. Your stove paint will eventually become worn and heat-bleached or develop chips and scratches. Using high-quality paint for a stove restores the finish and makes it more resistant to rust or corrosion.

Mountain View Hearth Products has dozens of stove spray paint solutions at fair prices. You can get OEM stove paint for Vermont Castings, Heatilator, Heat N Glo, and other manufacturers or switch to an aftermarket paint that matches the room décor. With colors such as satin black, metallic blue, burgundy, forest green, silver, and much more, you can redecorate any heating source with fast-drying paint. Enter your paint code or a description into the search bar to get started.

Wood and Gas Stove Paint

We offer two main types of stove paint formulas. Stove Bright Touch-Up Paint adheres well to iron and other metals while resisting temperatures up to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit (650 degrees Celsius). Use it on wood, pellet, gas, and coal stoves along with fireboxes for a scratch-resistant finish. To repaint the vents on gas stoves, use Stove Bright Dura-Vent Paint. It has a much lower temperature rating than their normal paint, so remember not to use it on the stove body.