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    What primer for killrust

    Hey guys im pressure pack painting my winch bar tomorrow in killrust black i know it says primer not needed but i want to prime it anyway what sort of primer should i use as i havent seen killrust primer in pressure packs just the tins will just an etch primer be okay or do i need something different? thanks guys

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    id kill rust cold gavit for extra protection and also make sure you treat it with a rust converter first to kill any off

    and if you use a hammer finish it can mask some surface rust damage/imperfections the bar may have

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    Fourplay,

    You can to get a Kill Rust etch primer in a spray can, when I recently refurbed the rusty steel bits on my ally tray I used it.

    Try a larger hardware chain Mitre 10 or Bunnings.

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    I'd recommend etch primer over cold galv as a base.

    Cold galv can go flaky under a top coat.
    Give it a good buff with a 'black Betty' wheel (woven abrasive material wheel) first, don't need to remove all the paint but if you remove a majority of it the primer will work a lot better and finish a lot glossier..

    Any good paint store should stock it, but a quick phone call to check is easier..


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    Quote Originally Posted by megatexture View Post
    id kill rust cold gavit for extra protection and also make sure you treat it with a rust converter first to kill any off

    and if you use a hammer finish it can mask some surface rust damage/imperfections the bar may have
    Check the rust converter is compatable with the paint you want to use, the one I used which works real well is not compatable / recommended with zinc based paints.
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    Dont killrust do their own primers
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    They do. And it has a light rust converter in it..


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    cold galvit is a made by killrust-wattyl and they have there own rust converter also i assume it would be compatable with there own products

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    This is what I used on roof cage then the black kill rust, worked a treat.
    If there are any rusty bits on the bar, converter should be used, if only light rust you can get penatrol in a spray can which treats and seals the rusted area


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    yea x2 on penatrol its good for hard to reach areas

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