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I've got two old heavy duty shelving rusty and pitted, I've removed a lot of the rust with an 80 grit sanding disc down to shine metal in parts. What should I do before the top coat?
I was thinking of painting it with Krust and then primer. I'm not looking to get perfect shelves but to stop rust getting back though to quickly, any advice please.
Johnstones trade metal paint, great product. Think you can get it tinted to a colour as well
https://www.johnstonestrade.com/product/smooth-metal-paint
I've had good results using Hammerite "Direct To Rust" paint. Seems to last very well.
I've found Hammerite stuff to be rubbish.
POR15 can be bought in smallish tins and applied directly to the sort of surface you describe. Or prepped with their Metal Ready product for even better adhesion.
Overcoat with paint off your choice and you're good to go. I did the underside of my car with this stuff and it's been brilliant so far. Did it about 8 years ago and no sign of the red menace.
never heard of POR15 (Fuel Tank Sealer) looks the business
ha ha Ok got ya
POR-15 but do not get it on your skin! The small tins go a surprisingly long way. If you have leftovers put clingfilm between can and lid and store up side down.
Thanks nixie good tip that, Ive just ordered some.