OT-Spraying Rust-oleum

11/5/20, 9:42 PM #1

Tom Norton
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OT-Spraying Rust-oleum

Tom Norton

Has anyone sprayed Rust-oleum and used a hardner? If so what hardner did you use?

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11/6/20, 5:18 PM #2

Ray Mtn. Home Ar.
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Ray Mtn. Home Ar.

I sprayed a big old all metal trailer with my old binks gun. I just thinned the paint with mineral spirits. It dried pretty fast and has held up for about 10 years. It's still O.K.

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11/6/20, 9:35 PM #3

Buck Nall
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Buck Nall

HANG ON HEAW, I mentioned spraying/slinging RO INSIDE of my air compressor tank

& yall run me off!!! NOW heaw it is used for spraying a trailer 10 yr ago.

Yeaw I kno air tank & pressure/swelling, well glad to learn about the mixture.

NOW GIT BAC TO making saw dust!!!

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Born & raised 8 mi from nearest town, youngest of 6 sons. We got electricity in 1947. Pa built wooden truck bodies. He bought an electric drill to use on those truck bodies. I was 8 yrol. My brothers drilled holes for side bodies, I'd put 1/4'' carriage bolts in those holes, bang'm with hammer, put washer & nut on other end, outside one ov'm tighten'm. Anything Pa or my brothers thought I could do, I did! So I kinda grew up learning about Yellow pine. Frame of truck had a hump up over rear axle housing. Paw used a ?foot adze? to cut out a ?notch? in 4x6 so the 4x6 laid flat on frame & it extended past end of metal frame and a little more. It was all bolted/held/holed/down to the trucks metal frame with metal from a blacksmith shop. It laid across top of 4x6 and two long bolts reaching bottom of truck frame where another piece from blacksmith, but somewhat shorter, metal frame down there was a little narrower, Paw had smith to cut the bottom pices shorter, also with the holes for those 2 long bolts from top to go thru, with flat & lock washer and square nut(tighten with adjustable wrench). Years went by, some brothers left home, I got older, could drill holes, more time went by, Paw got older, quit building bodies, I wuz glad ov that. I helped do wood working around the community. THIS WaS LONG AGO & FAR AWAY. THANKS FOR READING Buck

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11/7/20, 1:51 AM #4

Tom Norton
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Tom Norton

Appreciate the reply! Going to sandblast my rims on my truck and repaint. Though adding hardner would make it more durable.

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11/8/20, 3:59 PM #5

Mark Hennebury
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Mark Hennebury

I have sprayed a fair amount of rust-oleum Paint, I rebuild woodworking machinery, and that's the paint that i use. I have not used a hardener.

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