Turn the stove back on in October and black is no longer the same black. Where the heat really beats, on the mouth of the fireplace and on the first section of the barrel, the color …
Turn the stove back on in October and black is no longer the same black. Where the heat really beats, on the mouth of the fireplace and on the first section of the barrel, the color … https://vivcolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Turn-the-stove-back-on-in-October-and-black-is-825x1024.jpg 825 1024 Paints, Enamels and Coatings for Industry, Home, Hobby https://vivcolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Turn-the-stove-back-on-in-October-and-black-is-825x1024.jpgTurn the stove back on in October and black is no longer the same black. Where the heat really beats, on the mouth of the hearth and on the first section of the barrel, the color fades: it turns towards grey, loses depth, in certain points it becomes opaque in patches. The artifact is healthy and the paint still holds, but just looking at it is enough to understand that it has been worked on. It’s not wear, it’s the binder that can’t handle the temperature. Above a certain threshold the organic binders begin to degrade, and the pigment is left without the structure that held it. On Thursday we’ll see where that threshold is, and how it moves. #VivColor #Termoviv #AlteTemperature #Stufe #Termocamini
