How to Paint Bare Metal to Last for Years (Rust-Oleum) - No Chipping or Pealing
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- How to Paint Bare Metal that will Not Peal or Chip & Will Last for Years.
I contacted the Rust-Oleum Company to get clear instructions on how to paint galvanized hinges that will not peal, scratch or chip. They said I needed a special primer to do this job... otherwise the paint would not adhere to the metal.
In this video I will show you the procedure I used to paint these galvanized hinges. I will also show you how they are holding up after 3 years of outdoor use.
I hope this video helps you with your upcoming bare metal painting project.
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Disclaimer:
Although I have been following these procedures for many years; I assume no liability for any damage that may occur to any person or property as a result of the information provided in this video. I take necessary precautions (that I am aware of) when working on these projects but that in no way implies or creates any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any kind of particular result. Any injury, damage or loss of any kind to anyone or their property or anything related to information in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Helping U Online (this video).
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Crazy how you recorded the after 3 years later.
Awesome! Thanks for the helpful info! Sometimes I get in such a rush on projects I skip the important stuff. I will def use this next time I need to paint.
I did the same thing when I painted my hooks on my tractor bucket. Also, Rust-Oleum has an 800 number (on each can) and they are very helpful when preparing to do a quality painting project...
Thanks for the help man!
Happy to help!
Rustoleum also makes the "Self Etching Primer" that will likely protect the metal even more and of course as a primer will adhere very well to the top coat of paint, consider also using a clear coat to make the metal color to last even longer.
Viewed this then closed the tab... Reopened 'cause I gotta say, Great job on this video (And project)! Definitely will be check out your channel!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
New sub great video thanks man! would a sealer be ok as last step?
Depends on the paint you are using. I used rust oleum and their customer service techs are very knowledgeable and helpful. I would check with the manufacturer of the paint you’re using. I did not use a sealer and it has almost been four years and the hinges still look Great with no chipping or peeling
Nice video man thanks
You bet
I do the same thing except clean all bare metals with acetone first. When painting automotive or motorcycle parts it's imperative you get the paint as stuck to the metal as possible.
I've painted the metal rod from the saddle ( got it to bare metal, wiped with alcohol and applied primer). When i insert it, the small friction chips the paint away. Any idea? I've tried 2 brands of primer and its the same. Since the metal was rusted and not brand new, could that mean i need a different type of primer?
This is helpful, thanks
You’re welcome. Those hinges continue to hold up well and look great to this day
Thank you
What are dry times between coats?
Depends on the temperature and dewpoint or humidity. But just a couple minutes typically
That's your comparison???? A hitch that is connected to chains and used to possibly pull tons of weight, to a hinge no one will ever touch again???
Rust oleum high heat primer
It’s no longer Bare Metal if it coated with Primer. Galvanized plating should be primed with a Self Etching Primer for longer lasting results.