Meeco's Red Devil 402 Raven Black Stove Polish Paste - Non-Toxic Water-Based Combination of Wax & Black Pigment (4 oz) - Made in The USA

I will be buying more, it did great. Only one time for about 2 mins did the wood stove have a smell. And it smelled like cooking vegetables oil. Almost like I was using a deep fryer. Heck it smelled less then when I use my deep fryer. My stove looks amazing. It did so good, that I got family members who are going to have me clean there wood stove with it. You can't go wrong with this. Let me tell you, my stove was so rusted. Was in storage for 2 years, and the storage had a leak. Follow directions and you should be good to go.

Wiped on and buffed off easily with a clean rag. It’s a gel like oily consistency with black pigment. Petty fool proof, excess that got on tile was also easy to wipe off. 40 year old tired looking stove got a much needed facelift. I’m totally impressed and wish I’d discovered this stuff decades ago!

I certainly wish that I had received the instructions and tips that I am going to provide here today 5 years ago when I acquired my flame view wood cook stove After having endured rusty and stained cooking surface and 4 years wiping and polishing and wiping and polishing with every known type of material that could be recommended in any YouTube video or blog I finally found the original conditioner for all cook stoves and cast iron. Stove black. All it is is a mixture of paraffin wax and carbon or charcoal. I bought a pumice phone and removed as much of the rust and stains from the surface of my stove that I could. my cooking surface is a solid steel plate not stainless. The stove is trimmed with cast iron and nickel. The trick is to apply the absolute thinnest coat of stove black that you can. This is accomplished by applying it when the stove is at room temperature about 70 degrees - if the stove is too warm it will absorb to quickly and that will result in a lot of smoke and wastage of product once you fire up the stove. if you apply too cold then you won't get anything penetration and it will require much more elbow grease. when you apply a small blob it should just sit there like a piece of chocolate at 70° - once you increase the temperature a few degrees by rubbing it will then melt/blend into the metal surface. rub hard and keep rubbing until it's all absorbed very evenly and smoothly. i did this process twice before I tried firing up the stove. the stove surface already looked pretty good. once I fired up the stove there was no smoke whatsoever. there was a small odor of wax burning. i also applied it to the cast iron trim and wiped off any that for on the nickel. After the stove cooled down I did the same procedure applying two more thin coats. so far NO rust returned and the surface looks great. I plan to apply once more but as of now the stove surface looks beautiful close to the surface of a properly finished cast iron pan. So I highly recommend this product I would give it 5 stars except that they don't provide any instructions and they end up with the crappy reviews about smoke and other problems. if they provided the instructions in this review I think 100% of the people would find this product completely acceptable.

cleaned up an old wood burning insert. Had to use a disc to remove a lot of the rust. Most of the original black remained, but the grinding wheel took a couple small spots down to bare metal to prevent pitting. This polish turned everything that was not bare metal to looking very good, newish. I hit the bare metal with outdoor grill paint (not ideal but good enough) then added polish on top of that. It mostly worked, but there's a little bit of difference in the color. Functional was my main goal. preventing future rust second. Looking good enough in a very old place after all the effort. Happy and satisfied and would recommend again. New experience would probably help me avoid grinding things down too far in the future.

Fast shipping, no odor when I started a fire in the wood stove

This works great and is the best stove polish we've used with one exception: The black tint will rub off on your hands if you touch the stove surface after applying it and allowing it to dry. So just realize that you have to apply it and and buff the excess off the wood stove surface a couple of times in order to get the excess tint off. A little goes a long ways.

Works as advertised, but--- even though it came wrapped in plastic, the jar was only half full, with some slopped down the outside. A spill-and-resell situation? So it was actually twice the advertised price. Won't buy again.

Product is ok but good lord, they did a terrible job with the shipping. It leaked all over the place, the lid wasnt tight at all and should have been wrapped or taped up some how.

Easy to use. It was a small jar but it went along way. Covered my wood stove perfectly

Item arrived damaged leaking

Love this stuff! Made my stove look new again! Don't need much to make it shine and black again and doesn't get removed when you use your stove again! Should last a long time and easy to use when needed.

Fonctionne très bien

Works great, applies easy. Be careful when opening package