Rust-oleum paint
04-20-2018 | 11:06 AM
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Rustoleum will hold up to 15% fuel with sufficient curing time. One or two days is not enough. Wait a week if you can.
You can even mask it and paint a different color of Rustoleum over it if you don't use super tacky tape. Wait a day or two before masking.
If you need to prime it, the Rustoleum Primer that Fills and Builds works great. But it needs a day or two to harden. It is gray. I like iit for when I need some filling and building and the primer doesn't need to be epoxy based.
If you don't have a spray rig, or if you don't want to have to clean a spray gun, the stuff works well.
If you do have a spray rig, either a gun or an airbrush, I can turn you onto some primer and paint that very works well and has no VOC content.
You can even mask it and paint a different color of Rustoleum over it if you don't use super tacky tape. Wait a day or two before masking.
If you need to prime it, the Rustoleum Primer that Fills and Builds works great. But it needs a day or two to harden. It is gray. I like iit for when I need some filling and building and the primer doesn't need to be epoxy based.
If you don't have a spray rig, or if you don't want to have to clean a spray gun, the stuff works well.
If you do have a spray rig, either a gun or an airbrush, I can turn you onto some primer and paint that very works well and has no VOC content.
01-09-2019 | 03:41 PM
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Could you give me the name of the paint you mentioned in your post about Rustoleum if you have your own spray equipment.
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Could you give me the name of the paint you mentioned in your post about Rustoleum if you have your own spray equipment.
Thanks
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