Are any of the hardware store spray paints like Rust-Oleum or Krylon fuel resistant? Rust-Oleum makes an Epoxy appliance paint would it be fuel resistant?

Gary

Krylon with a primer base works VERY well.

I use it to fix cracked fiberglass cowls all the time and it's never been dissolved by glow fuel.

MOST colors (but not all) in Rustoleum are fuel resistant, HOWEVER, Rustoleum needs to cure for a MINIMUM of 2 weeks (preferably 3 - 4 weeks) to become fuel resistant. If you are not sure (or want a little "edge",) give it a clear coat with a Water Base Polyurethane. WBP is fuel resistant after about 7 days cure time - Please note that I said FUEL RESISTANT, NOT FUEL PROOF.

Thanks for the info. I am going to paint the servo compartment white after I finish the rebuild.

Gary

Ihave had great luck with Rustoleum, Iallow it to dry for quite a while though.
Also have good luck with Testors enamels on engine parts, all you have to do is bake them in the oven for a while to cure the paint and it seems fuel proof so far as my testing has discovered.

opjose,
Would you elaborate please.
What type of primer base are you using?
Thanks,
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