Painting A Smoker//How To

Video showing how I painted the "monster direct heat smoker", but also how to paint any smoker using high temperature enamel paint.
As always, if interested in purchasing a smoker like this or any other one featured on our channel, and are in or around Southern Ontario, Canada contact us, and we'll be happy to answer any questions.
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[@4seasonsbbq]

Very nice! Ive painted cars since 1985 before hanging it up. I like your style. Smoker looked fantastic. 👍👍

[@apexcustomsmokers]

Thanks a lot Ron! Appreciate you watching and commenting! 🍻

[@SpaceLifeSelfSufficiency]

Thank for the tips my friend!

[@apexcustomsmokers]

Thanks for watching and commenting, it's much appreciated.

[@PaulieDetmurds]

Me: I end up just using a shaker can! LOL Hey, prep, prep, prep,..before the final step! Great process!

[@apexcustomsmokers]

LOL. I do like that saying Paulie! Never heard it before.

[@ajsironworks3937]

Ya this did help. Where are you located? You have a awesome product there my friend. Going to check out some of you past videos. Glad I found your channel.

[@apexcustomsmokers]

Thanks Adam, I'm in Southern Ontario, 🇨🇦. Appreciate you watching and commenting, I must admit, you were an inspiration for me to start down the content creation road. I was an early subscriber to your channel, on my personal account. Cheers my friend!

[@CasksnQue]

Awesome! I’m looking for a grey high heat paint for my ugly drum smoker. Nardo grey specifically

[@apexcustomsmokers]

Sherwin Williams may be your best bet.

[@miguelzamora777]

Thanks!
Wasn’t sure on high temp on preparation.

[@apexcustomsmokers]

No problem! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@drewshook7748]

Were you able to get three coats on this smoker with a single quart? Looking at using this paint on my custom I just built. Just curious how far the quart will go.

[@apexcustomsmokers]

G'day, it usually takes a quart and a half of paint (not yet thinned) for an average 40-60 gallon offset, three coats. That's using a 2:1 paint:acetone ratio.