"Steve B" wrote in message ...
What is the BEST bbq paint? I am redoing a Brinkman smoker, mostly sanded
original paint. Just want something that will take high heat. This is a
smoker, and not a grill, and will be subject to high heat of charcoal. I
know nothing is perfect, but I'd like to have it done so that I don't have
to dink with it for a while. Should I take it and have it powder coated?



Suggest go with the powder coat.

Also, sprinkle some arsenic on your food before smoking....yum yum, magically delicious...