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Metallic makeovers using Metal Paint
Give your commercial vehicles a fresh update using Metal Paint applied by a Paint Sprayer from a trade paint supplier. Trade paint suppliers can provide their customers with a range of Metal Paint that is suitable for use in a number of industries. Tired of seeing your trailers in such a sorry state? A fresh lick of Metal Paint could be all that they require to leave them looking as good as new. Containers making your site look ugly? Use a Paint Sprayer to apply Metal Paint on their exteriors and you'll smarten up your site with the minimum amount of effort. Great deals can be found on Metal Paint at the moment and online paint stores are the places to secure the best prices.
Prime your surfaces
In a number of instances you might want to use a primer before you apply the Metal Paint with a Paint Sprayer. Think about the site where you need to use Metal Paint. Will the surfaces be prone to corrosion if they aren't primed with anti-corrosive primer beforehand? Pre-treating the surface area before you apply the Metal Paint could save you time and money in the long run. Do you want to have to repeat the process again in just a few months time because you applied the Metal Paint without doing some prep work first? Of course you don't and you won't have to if you ensure that surfaces are fully prepared before you apply the Metal Paint with a Paint Sprayer.
Grotty looking gates
Yikes, has it really been that long since you last gave your gates a good going over with Metal Paint? Left untreated for a while and gates and railings can begin to look shoddy but a good coat of Metal Paint will soon have them looking like their old selves. Again, before you paint your gates using Metal Paint, it's worth prepping the surface area first. Rub down the old paint, remove any traces of rust and give the surface a decent paint with protective primer. Then you can use your Paint Sprayer or hand paint your gates with a good quality Metal Paint. Trade suppliers can be found online that stock all varieties of paint.
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Painting 50's style metal cabinets?
Hi everyone. Just need some help on this new project that I have. I am buying these cabinets that are from the 50's in mint condition. They are pretty much rust free on the outside. They just have a few bubble spots that may be rust underneath that are about the size of a nickel. I'm wondering how I should have these done? The choices are................................
1.) Have someone scuff them up real nice and wire brush
the bubble area lightly then primer the bubble area's
then using a sprayer paint it with enamel paint?
2.) Or have an auto body shop or bath tub reglazing place
use that kind of paint?
I'm not real familiar with working with metal. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!!!
Please keep in mind that I am trying to save money & have the cabinets hold up for at least a couple of years. With that being said what cha' think? Anyone??? : )
DIY. First sand down the rust spots. Then use the KBS Coatings 3-step system....clean, chemical etch & permanent seal. Your cabinets are now ready for any Topcoat.
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