Paint or Re-enamel Oven doors

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I have two oven doors whose color I would like to change from antique gold
to white.

Is there a high gloss high temp. paint that will do this. If so, where can
I get it.

Are there commercial re painters that could do this job better? How would
I locate them?

I assume the door is enameled now. Should we have it professionally
re-enameled? How would I locate someone to do this?

Are there other processes I should consider?

Many thanks.

[Ed]

Most likely the doors have a porcelain finish. Painting won't last. It
will peel or discolor in a short time. Changing the panels is the best
way. Prices for panels can be high, but your oven will look like new.

[Owen Lowe]

We bought an avacado kitchen with our old house; removed the door to the
wall oven and had it professionally refinished in white. Was a business
where we dropped off the door and picked up about 4-5 days later. Look in
the yellow pages under "appliances: major: refinishing" or ask at an
appliance repair shop for references.

It's been almost 4 years now and there are no signs of peeling, cracking
or discoloring. We use the oven on the order of 2-3 times/week (usually
350-425 degrees, broiling too). The cost of about $50-$75, if I remember
correctly, was well worth it.

[Owen Lowe]

>Look in
> the yellow pages under "appliances: major: refinishing" or ask at an
> appliance repair shop for references.
>

Additionally, look up "electrostatic painting" in the yellow pages index.