I like and use Rustoleum spray...lots of very fine coats so as not to overspray avoiding globs...
Table saw Restore Paint Question
I'm restoring the Cast Irin Table iff my dad's old Craftsmen Table saw this weekend. I'm using ekextrokisis to take to he rust off, which should be fun.
My question is underneath the table , or the bottom of the table, I want to paint that so rust doesn't come back. I need a heavy duty rust resistant paint to use. I'm going to wax the top be ut underneath I get one good shot at.
What type of paint do I need?
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My question is underneath the table , or the bottom of the table, I want to paint that so rust doesn't come back. I need a heavy duty rust resistant paint to use. I'm going to wax the top be ut underneath I get one good shot at.
What type of paint do I need?
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Yes, Rustoleum, or Tremclad... I've used both and been happy with the results.
Electrolysis, maybe? Got a photo of your setup? Always like to see how people do what they do...
David
David
me too and raise the ante by making it engine paint/enamel grade...I like and use Rustoleum spray...lots of very fine coats so as not to overspray avoiding globs...
Rustoleum here, lots of color choices too (Gimmie English Racing Green every time). Unless you can take it to a place where they do powdercoat. As to rust protection, was works, but for me it is T-9 rust proofing that really does the trick, once applied, lasts for years. https://www.amazon.com/Boeshield-T-9-Waterproof-Lubrication-aerosol/dp/B001447PEK
Paint it a reflective color or white, you won't be sorry in the future.
Herb
Herb
I would use an automotive primer first.
emulsion type at that on a super clean surface...I would use an automotive primer first.
Wire brush it to remove loose rust, apply a rusty metal primer and then any high quality enamel paint for metalI'm restoring the Cast Irin Table iff my dad's old Craftsmen Table saw this weekend. I'm using ekextrokisis to take to he rust off, which should be fun.
My question is underneath the table , or the bottom of the table, I want to paint that so rust doesn't come back. I need a heavy duty rust resistant paint to use. I'm going to wax the top be ut underneath I get one good shot at.
What type of paint do I need?
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Rustol , with a brush.
Is a perfect choice if there is still some little rust spots as it penetrate rust and makes
perfect coating to prevent moisture coming in. So rust stops.
It' s very fluid, it penetrates rust like oil would do .
It needs fine coats as it is very liquid.
First pieces of steel painted 3 coats 30 years ago are still standing the weather.
They still hold the pipe that exhaust combustion fumes from my central heater.
Regards
ggom
Is a perfect choice if there is still some little rust spots as it penetrate rust and makes
perfect coating to prevent moisture coming in. So rust stops.
It' s very fluid, it penetrates rust like oil would do .
It needs fine coats as it is very liquid.
First pieces of steel painted 3 coats 30 years ago are still standing the weather.
They still hold the pipe that exhaust combustion fumes from my central heater.
Regards
ggom
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