Duration 9:37
HOW TO PAINT A RUSTY METAL FENCE
Published 28 Jun 2021
Do you have a rusted or corroded metal or wrought iron fence or gate that needs to be painted or refinished? Do you have to wire brush, scrape, and remove all of the rust first? Is there a product that will quickly remove or neutralize it? Can you paint directly over it? Should you use rust remover or rust converter? Is paint primer necessary? In this video we demonstrate the 5 step process to a successful project. And by success we mean that that rust will not pop back through your finished paint job. See it on Amazon: Wire brush set for your electric drill https://amzn.to/3OS1XLX Kleenstrip 1 gal. rust converter https://amzn.to/39TLyI5 Loctite Naval Jelly 16 oz. https://amzn.to/3y2X6kb Rustoleum Black Gloss Paint 1 qt. https://amzn.to/3u743iM Rustoleum Black Gloss Paint 1 gal. https://amzn.to/3A4Wygi Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer 1 gal https://amzn.to/3AbLRsq Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer 1 qt. Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer (Note: Paid links. As an Amazon associate, Deer Park Home & Shop earns from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to the consumer.) Please like and share our video. Please LIKE and SHARE our video. Also, you can click this link to SUBSCRIBE to our channel: /channel/UCU8S_6_E2h-5yYaWqVZhUTQ Questions and suggestions are encouraged, so please feel free to comment, but please be tasteful and respect the opinions of others. Our channel offers videos covering woodworking, tool reviews, and DIY projects. With that in mind, our goal is to provide comprehensive and easy to follow instructions and information geared toward the beginner and the tool challenged, but if you are an old hand, you will probably still learn a thing or two.
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Picked up a set of stiff bristles for drill from eBay. Thank you for that. Also will get the other items you used as your project turned out so perfectly! Thanks again!! ... 1
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It’s been a year. Although I thought I got the rust off, and I used the Rustoleum rust-converter primer, I have rust coming through.
The kicker is now Rustoleum has discontinued their light turquoise color Stops Rust enamel.
I think I am going to have to get a couple cans of the brush-on Stops Rust enamel and try to mix colors to match it. What a pain in the neck!
Do you think your process can be used on touch-ups? ... 2
Watched your video, and it was great. I have a few questions.
Notice u just used a Wire brush and a wire brush set attached to your electric drill to remove the rust plus u used your grinder on heavily pitted areas then used your rust converter.
Questions -
1) Did you not find it necessary to use any sandpaper?
Does the above method take care of all the rust?
2)So use the brush etc. mentioned above to remove as much rust as possible and just on the heavily pitted areas you use your grinder. U states:" On heavily pitted areas I used my grinder. Not only did it remove the rust but it gave me a nice smooth area to paint over"
3)Did the grinder remove the rust all the way to the bare metal?
4)Should u try to remove all the rust to the bare metal where it is really bad? Ie pitted areas
5)If u remove the rust to the bare metal do u need to apply your rust converter over that?
6)I noticed u used Rustoleum Paint and primer. Have u ever thought about using Sherwin Williams DTM PAINT?
You don’t have to use a primer?
7)I have used it in the past and was just going to prime my rusted spots and paint the rest with Sherwin Williams DTM PAINT?
8)I also already bought some Krud Kuter-The Must for Rust, have u ever used this product? 9)Why did use Kleenstrip 1 gal. rust converter?
Thank u ,Donna ... 1
I also have a square tubing metal fence around my property, the paint still looks good, I question is, can I just spray or mini-roll it over the original paint or do I need to light sand it first? ... 1
I will just hire a painter lol 1