Paint

[HeatherHeslin]

We are working on an off white Weber q. It has some scratches and we are thinking about repainting. What kind of paint would be best to use? We want to keep it the ivory or off white color.

 

[BPratt]

We are working on an off white Weber q. It has some scratches and we are thinking about repainting. What kind of paint would be best to use? We want to keep it the ivory or off white color. View attachment 32296

Hi Heather, Rustoleum makes a high heat white. It would probably be kind of blah as white.

There are high heat paints at auto parts stores used on brake calipers and engine blocks and should be ok for your lid. Many vibrant colors.

others will weigh in as plenty of lids have been repainted on this site.

 

[LMichaels]

Bruce is "da man" with re to this

 

[Bruno]

Leave it, character!

 

[Chris Allingham]

Rustoleum makes a high heat white. It would probably be kind of blah as white.

This one, I think. It's going to be a bright white: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LNSL8Y/?tag=tvwb-20

I think the original is a powder coating. You'll never match it with the limited number of high temp spray paint colors available. This might be a good opportunity to switch to black or some other color.

 

[Bob H.]

We are working on an off white Weber q. It has some scratches and we are thinking about repainting. What kind of paint would be best to use? We want to keep it the ivory or off white color. View attachment 32296

I think it would look great in the Weber Q orange paint!

 

[Bruce]

Yah, if you have to repaint it, I would definitely go with a different color. Don't discount the matte high heat colors either. If you top coat the matte colors with the high heat gloss clear coat, it instantly becomes gloss.