Smoker Paint And Finish Options

Horizontal smokers with a side firebox and tuning plates.
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EverydayDiesel
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Smoker Paint And Finish Options

Post by EverydayDiesel » November 15th, 2021, 6:27 pm

Hello, It is getting close to time to seal this thing up so I am looking at paint/sealing type options.

I saw one that was boiled linseed oil that was outstanding but in my case, the tank (and my welds) have imperfections so I do not thing it will look that great.

Has anyone ever tried a truck bed like coating or is that not a good idea with this cooking food and all.

What is everyone using?



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Re: Smoker Paint And Finish Options

Post by Back9Q » November 15th, 2021, 6:36 pm

Cheap option is ol rattle can from rustoleum-grill paint

Can also pay to have powder coated. I personally will be spraying mine with cerakote 1800F air cure. If you have an HVLP gun you are looking at $100-$200 in paint. If not it could get up to $300+

Raw linseed oil is the thing nowadays. If your welds look like crap it will show painted or not. Take a grinder to them and smooth them out if you want but I say hell with it and be proud of your build stack of dimes or not


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Re: Smoker Paint And Finish Options

Post by Dirtytires » November 15th, 2021, 7:17 pm

Bed liner is NOT an option. It is not rated for high temps and is guaranteed to melt first time you fire it up.



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