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99 questions from our users
Is wattyl killrust fishoilene toxic two weeks after use. I have a bird cage that needs painting but have had to deal with the rust first. If I paint over with a non toxic paint after use of the killrust will it be toxic for my bird?
I have some plant stands that used to be covered in plastic but now that has deteriorated and rust is forming over the steel underneath. Can I just paint over it with Wattyl Killrust or do I need to sand it down a bit.
What is the recommended thinning when using in spray gun?
HI, would this be able to be applied to a cast iron bath inside and out?
Do good prep work to iron and should not be a problem. If doesn’t stick you may need to get iron sand blasted. Hope that helps
What top coat do I need to get best finish out of a devil biss spray gun when I have used this primmer?
I bought 4 litres of Kill Rust Alluminium, but its a bit too bright, can I mix some KR black to grey it down a bit, will they mix?
Can I paint an external plastic grille fridge cover on a caravan with Killrust satin Enamel?
If it sticks I’d say yes but plastic is usually a special type of paint. If I was attempting to paint plastic with it I would give a very light sand to give the paint something to stick to. Hope that helps good luck
Is this suitable for aluminium boat painted under the waterline?
Can I thin Wattyl Epoxy Gloss Enamel with general purpose thinner?
If similar to killrust paint I had the same question and the answer to my question was use mineral turpentine hope that helps with your product. I didn’t get an answer to my question either don’t thin...
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I'm struggling with a large van that has 'house paint' on top of acrylic auto-paint. It appears to be a 'good' house paint but it's Matt finish Black and looks to have been sprayed over dirt, chips etc. I've chosen Killrust because anything else won't stick. Areas I have tried show it's best to do NO prep and the Killrust shows a good finish. However, where I prime or remove rust or sand out a stone chip, the Killrust lifts everything under it, no matter what I use. When I sand it back, it still lifts on the edges of what I've sanded. What can I use as a non-reactive primer? John V
I have used both the cold gal primmer and the heavy duty green primer and put ocean blue over both and product has worked great but with the prep take back to bare steal bit harder but worth the effort. Hope that helps
Can I paint over Killrust Fisholene. the parts are suspension bits on a nice trailer, so they can be seen but don't need a smooth glossy finish.
Can we paint the inside of a steel drinking trough for animals
I’d say yes but make sure you take it back to bare steal to give paint something to stick to and monitor for possible lifting. As I’ve help paint a water tank for human consumption and we used interna...
Read moretional paint and a very thick coat at that. Hope that helps
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