I have a couple of metal brackets off the wifes mobility scooter that have gone rusty. Getting the rust off will be easy, but how should I paint them after
Jim
I have a couple of metal brackets off the wifes mobility scooter that have gone rusty. Getting the rust off will be easy, but how should I paint them after
Jim
Hammerite smooth or treat them as a car bit and get the undercoat and colour of choice from a car parts display of aerosols.
Some form of zinc based stuff and a top coat of almost anything seems to work on most metal.
Brian
need a good primer first ... or etch blast to bare metal. Then depends on longevity.
2 coats of Smoothrite applied in same day would be OK
I've found a decent primer is if anything more important than the top coats. So after de-rusting, give it a good scrub, rinse in clean water and dry. Then use an etch primer like POR 15.
POR15 is neither an etchant or a primer.
Ahh. Meant U-Pol. Had just read an e-mail flyer from a car company mentioning POR 15. ;-)
:o)
YMYA.
Isn't U-Pol the distributor of fibreglass fillers and talc-based fillers, rather than an etch primer distributor?
Oh they seem to have expanded their range and now do primers. Live and learn.
Do they still work out of the same skanky office block that's just around the corner from the home of that silly bugger Bloater's step mother in Totteridge or is it Whetstone at that point?
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