Can you paint a fire door with oil base products!!!?

Personally I like to use a red crayon for a door when I'm drawing things like my mum's house.Can you paint a fire door with oil base products!!!?
the fire resistant matierials like steel for example are inside the door so so painting it will make no differenceCan you paint a fire door with oil base products!!!?
Is the door on fire??????
It is absolutely fine to paint a fire door with oil based paints. In fact it is the preferred paint for metal doors. Just DO NOT PAINT OVER THE LABEL. This is a code violation.
Yes.....notice the ocupation
yes the purpose of fire doors is to prevent or slow the spread of fire , many fire doors are actually made from wood so the fact that it itself may burn makes no difference , besides it would take a laboratory test to determine what kind of paint you had used who's gonna pay for that !
Use water based products,but some of mine have been painted with oil based,and have passed the inspection test from the council.


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You can paint a fire door with any paint you like. But if you are talking about a ';Fire Rated'; door, again the paint you use won't affect the doors fire rating, but drilling holes in it to mount any signage, or security peep holes will.


As long as you don't do anything to compromise the doors surface (paint won't) you'll be OK.
I'll dito that with the paint any normal suitable paint will do, the fire isn't a factor.





If you want to worry about fire factors then you must ensure that the door to the outside world cannot be locked from the inside with a lock that requires a key to also unlock it from the inside. The inside mechanism should be operable without the key.
he majority of fire check are wood ..you can paint them with whatever you want .no laws against it
I think you'll have to since a fire door is metal, right? Otherwise it would flake off.