Thinning rustoleum primer and paint to spray?
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Your answer is on the can and as answered previously, it can be thinned with mineral spirits.
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I rolled mine but I've heard 30% mineral spirits will do but do some research or text a small amount
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yes you can if you go on you tube you can see how other done it i thank it like 20% on it
374310
you must thin it to get it to spray correctly. Use the recommended thinner and be sure to strain it into the sprayer.
655575
This product will prep bare metal. Once prepped with rust converter, the surface will be ready for paint. Try not to wait too long to paint over the rust converter. One, two days at the most. I like using rust-oleum paint, works well to prevent rust from coming back.
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Do not thin it as it is just right for clinging on metal. Buy the inexpensive sprayer they offer as it does a good job. Also the spray cans with the thin plastic probe nozzle is great for difficult areas or where you want to control the amount and not overspray onto something else.
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Hi Eric. It just so happens I have stumbled on a nice sealer/finisher, a totally matte spray by Deco Art, Americana. It is nicely clear, doesn't seem to yellow the paint and is just the ticket for the crackle medium. I found it on Amazon, and it may be a bit pricier than something you'd find in Home Depot type box store, but it works fine. I'm doing a big wall cupboard in crackle, and I am thinking about using it on a table if it's conducive to using as a dining top finish. Good luck! Terri C.
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Yes, I was able to spray latex paint straight from the can with no thinning. A light touch of the trigger is required, or you will wind up with too much paint on the object being painted.
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Rustoleum suggests using there etch system for the system. I choose the seal krete etch and clean at 1:1 ratio. Worked pefectly... just follow directions but change the ratios......and clean clean clean....
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The stuff converts the rust to a smooth, black paintable surface. I put touchup paint right over it for small scratches and stone chips. If all of the rust is gone, there is nothing for this to convert, so you may not need it.
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I'm compulsive, so I would probably at least sand the edges of the paint. When I used the product, I followed the directions on the can faithfully, and so far the stuff seems amazing. It turned the rust black and I could not tell that rust had been there before.
1301757
Try some clear spray lacquer, there are many aerosol products available. Lacquer is often used to coat metals and such.
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Use rare earth magnets. DO NOT use the rustoleum brand use the magna magic, check the ratings. I have used both and the Rustoleum kind STINKS!!! Not joking the Rustoleum brand stinks to high heaven and it does not work. After you get your paint sand sand sand your area that you are going to paint. Then sand it again, smooth as a babies ass. Then get a roller and your paint stirrer ready. Litterally stir you paint every 3 mins maybe more. Stir it with half a coat hanger on cordless drill but be carefull!! Poor a small amount (as much as you use in 2 mins) in a paint tray and roll it out on to the wall. Stirr your paint, pour out a little, roll it out on your wall and repeat. It's mandatory to stir the paint because the metal particles fall to the bottom fast. So you have to get them susspended in to the paint.
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Since the top coat (or final finish) is an epoxy-type solution that was supplied with your kit, it probably won't hold up long enough with the proper consistency to be applied at some later time. Check with Rust-Oleum though; but my feeling is that you'll probably need to purchase more of the compound to get the finish that you want.
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All I could think youd need is the dupli color prep spray or something similar and some primer incase you have bare metal spots where paint has chipped off. Goes on super black after a month or so it fades slightly not too much though
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I used Rustoleum the first time and it did not last well. The second time I used the For Dummies brand. This one seemed to last much longer. Don't trust the application tools either kit gives you. They won't last. Good luck.
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Yes, I used latex paint with the sprayer. You will need to thin the paint, and spray multiple coats.
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Bring it to any paint store that carries Rust-Oleum, such as Home Depot. That's where I took it. You pick one of the the 'light' color, and they should be able to tint it for a very small fee, if not free. Good luck.
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I used it on both my bathroom fixtures and my metal outdoor house numbers. I don't think you need a primer. The trigger for the can is a bit tricky but the paint is good. Hope that helps.
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I don't know if you would call it a primer exactly. It's like a base coat. It changes to a grey or black as it works and dries. You can definitely paint over it (we used an off-white acrylic, which was best for our purposes). Can't answer the part about removing rust with coke, since I don't understand what this is...