Hello, I’m not sure if they make this exact model anymore but I would search “DYMO embossing label maker” online. I am sure you can find one very similar. Good luck!
You are using a product for rough cast iron only. It was used on antique stoves before high temperature paints were formulated. Polish, or stove black is not water and water vapor impermeable like paint. The iron under it will rust requiring re-coating. Steel plate stoves should never be coated with polish. This is difficult to remove and this stove was painted from factory. High temperature paint is far superior to polish.
Thanks for the input if I end up needing to refinish it again I will look into high temperature paints. I was unaware that they used high temperature paint back in the 70s.
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Hello, I’m not sure if they make this exact model anymore but I would search “DYMO embossing label maker” online. I am sure you can find one very similar. Good luck!
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You are using a product for rough cast iron only. It was used on antique stoves before high temperature paints were formulated. Polish, or stove black is not water and water vapor impermeable like paint. The iron under it will rust requiring re-coating. Steel plate stoves should never be coated with polish. This is difficult to remove and this stove was painted from factory. High temperature paint is far superior to polish.
Thanks for the input if I end up needing to refinish it again I will look into high temperature paints. I was unaware that they used high temperature paint back in the 70s.
Looks like a Fisher stove knock off. I'm stripping a baby bear now.