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Restores a soft sheen black finish to stoves, grates & fire surrounds
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Forms a long-lasting protective coating once heated
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Non-toxic, fume & odour free – fire can be lit straight after application
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Use on any black stove, wood burner, multi fuel stoves, fire place surrounds & fire grates
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Alternative to traditional toxic stove paint – Stove Polish is safe for your family home
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Used by professional stove installers & cleaners
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Non-smoking formula covers rust, marks, blemishes and patches
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Achieves an even, black finish to revive your stove
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Additional uses include on cast iron pan supports, gas hob rings, fireplaces & stoves not in use
Stove Polish restores black log burners, fire surrounds, grates and much more with a black, soft sheen finish. Our non-toxic polish covers marks, rust spots and faded black colouring with ease. The liquid polish maintains stove exterior, keeping it even & polished for longer with its bonding technology.
This wood burning stove polish is an alternative to toxic paint. It does not cause harmful fumes or odours so there is absolutely no down time. Your cosy fire can be lit straight after applying it onto stove exterior, fire surrounds and grates.
Revive your black stove with this polish as often as you need. With general use and wear and tear, stove exterior can fade and look uneven. With our Stove Polish log burner solution, you’ll restore your stove quickly and easily without toxic fumes.
Protect & prolong that perfect black finish on other items in your home. Stove Polish can be used on pan supports, gas hob rings and electric hob plates, reviving and restoring your hob as well as your stove.
Use our Polish on log burners and fire surrounds that aren’t in use. Just apply the polish as instructed in thin layers and allow to air dry.
Apply Stove Polish after cleaning with Stove Cleaning Spray. Gloves should be worn when applying Stove Polish to avoid staining hands. Add a small amount of Polish to a microfibre cloth. Apply all over the surface in thin layers and circular motions. Light the fire to allow Stove Polish to form a protective coating, or leave to air dry before applying additional layers to cover rust and discolouration, if required.
