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WetDogGraphix
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
What exactly are you talking about? What paint specifically?
GTs58
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
I've sprayed a few hundred metal doors and W.I. fencing with an alkyd enamel made by Sherwin Williams. I also sprayed my old 40's International truck bed trailer my Grandfather in Law gave me. Only problem I had with it was when I used it in temperatures well below the recommend application temperature.
rustystone2112
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
I wouldn't bother unless you have access to a spray booth , It will take so long to dry that you risk a bunch of dust landing on it before it does.
rustystone2112
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Go for it , whenever I spray outdoors I always take the hose and water everything down around me to keep the dust down
You could wet down the feed room
You could wet down the feed room
The Carolina Rambler
Finally riding a big boys bike
The worst episode I had with oil-based spray paint was a can of a new type of rustoleum metal red. It initially after a day or two dried to where dust would not stick and embed, but it took months for it to harden and cure/dry completely. Couldn't hardly touch the thing, and it only did harden when I put it out in the hot 95 degree sun every day for a week or two. Good looking strong paint after that. I also found it curious, that shortly after I bought it, they stopped making the paint. That drying issue I wonder, may have been the reason why they stopped selling it, but I don't know. Don't usually have such a problem with rustoleum, even in winter.
This is the type of feedback I was fishing for . Thank You
"but it took months for it to harden and cure/dry completely. Couldn't hardly touch the thing, and it only did harden when I put it out in the hot 95 degree sun every day for a week or two. Good looking strong paint after that."
I live in Florida so sunny hot days won't be a problem and I have other projects to keep me busy while it dries .
"but it took months for it to harden and cure/dry completely. Couldn't hardly touch the thing, and it only did harden when I put it out in the hot 95 degree sun every day for a week or two. Good looking strong paint after that."
I live in Florida so sunny hot days won't be a problem and I have other projects to keep me busy while it dries .
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