Hi mate love your vids Slightly off topic but can you offer some advice, iv got one of these plastic canopies above my front door with the tiled look Im wanting to paint it maybe a black or slate grey !! Hows best to paint prime before hand and paint to use an that Cheers mate
We have a rusted catnic lintel, with some cracks, the house is 55 years old. Is it likely to get any worse? We have been here 20 years & haven’t seen any change.
Thanks, Red Oxide Primer is good for large areas and is a professional quality primer with excellent adhesion and rust inhibiting properties that prevent the spread of corrosion. Suitable for use on both interior and exterior ferrous metal surfaces. Heat Resistance: Can be used on heated surfaces up to 90ºC. Kurust Transforms rust to a sound surface in 15 minutes. Ready for the top coat in 3 hrs.
Mate get yourself some owatrol oil. You can put it straight onto the metal and mix it into your oil based paint. It works on metal and brickwork stone wood etc. Give it a go I promise you won't be disappointed
Hi mate love your vids
Slightly off topic but can you offer some advice, iv got one of these plastic canopies above my front door with the tiled look
Im wanting to paint it maybe a black or slate grey !! Hows best to paint prime before hand and paint to use an that
Cheers mate
great vid and info
Thanks.
We have a rusted catnic lintel, with some cracks, the house is 55 years old. Is it likely to get any worse? We have been here 20 years & haven’t seen any change.
Possibly not but can not say without inspection. Thanks
Painting and Decorating Many thanks for your reply.
Great video. Would red oxide do the same as the Krust?
Thanks, Red Oxide Primer is good for large areas and is a professional quality primer with excellent adhesion and rust inhibiting properties that prevent the spread of corrosion. Suitable for use on both interior and exterior ferrous metal surfaces. Heat Resistance: Can be used on heated surfaces up to 90ºC. Kurust Transforms rust to a sound surface in 15 minutes. Ready for the top coat in 3 hrs.
another great video.
Thanks.
Did you seal the gap between the lintel and the mortar above? That is a No-No.
Why is that a no?
why?
Mate get yourself some owatrol oil. You can put it straight onto the metal and mix it into your oil based paint. It works on metal and brickwork stone wood etc. Give it a go I promise you won't be disappointed
www.owatroldirect.co.uk/product/owatrol-oil/
Will have a look thanks.
Hack out cement....may be difficult!