Hello folks !
This is a great forum but I don't see much about antique wood burning stoves . I have an 1883 Wood & Bishop Clarion #3 in my camp that I like very much . I use it primarily in the Spring & Fall seasons & it will definitely put out some heat but uses more wood than the new EPA certified stoves, which I am willing to deal with because of the character & warmth of the old parlor stove . My question has to do with refinishing the stove . The old, tried & true method of applying stove polish works but I'm also wondering about any new high heat paints that might do the job . Any suggestions would certainly be appreciated !
Thanks ,
Bob
This is a great forum but I don't see much about antique wood burning stoves . I have an 1883 Wood & Bishop Clarion #3 in my camp that I like very much . I use it primarily in the Spring & Fall seasons & it will definitely put out some heat but uses more wood than the new EPA certified stoves, which I am willing to deal with because of the character & warmth of the old parlor stove . My question has to do with refinishing the stove . The old, tried & true method of applying stove polish works but I'm also wondering about any new high heat paints that might do the job . Any suggestions would certainly be appreciated !
Thanks ,
Bob