I want to paint some metal pieces that an old trunk has at the corners, as you can see I cant bake it. Can I use this product for my project?
1989215
This product must be baked in an oven after applying. You need to use emamel paint on your trunk, which only needs to dry in air--not an oven
1127014
yes it should work just fine I have used it to make decals for cars and trucks and worked just fine so should be ok.
2118346
Yes you can. But it might not do much good for long. I would try graphite lube for exhaust metal on metal use.
934018
I don't see why not. The heat might over time steam the glue off and need to be replaced but it would probably last a while....might i suggest silver metallic spay paint instead....same color but would last longer instead of having to be replaced.
987310
You should use plastic or glassware to mix and use....never anything metallic as it interferes with the product....use plastic or glass..wood...only...NO METALS.
271334
Never tried what you ask, keep in mind it is cast iron; if there is ever a chip in the paint the steam would have a detrimental affect on it.
1679797
Yes you can, this stuff won't dry out or harden. Look up EricTheCarGuy on YouTube.
2170951
Yes, but going around corners and using as a wrap will need some steam to loosen and patience. If you do it right please send pics cuz that's going to look very cool!
339382
Im no paint expert but from my experience it wouldnt be very suitable for exposure to the elements. Its made more to patch up things like interior pieces that use chrome plating. which from my research chrome plating is supposed to be exposed to the elements as little as possible. Id go with a similar color your like, but one that doesnt say "plate finish". Just my advice.
1647944
Yes you can. You will need to put a can or something to keep the wood in though so the heat and flame can be concentrated. It looks like the metal is coated in Zinc to make it rust resistsant so I would not build a fire in the thing unless you want zinc poisoning.
156029
That use does not seem practical for this product. It goes on liquid and dries flat and has a tar like finish. It would absorb dirt and spread the product all over whatever the wheels ran on even after curing.
1252981
You can paint it, but it would void the warranty. As far as the type of paint to use I would contact a local paint store.
1890212
I am not sure. I have used it to paint the drip pans under my stove burners, but that doesn't get as hot as the oven. Although I did paint a BBQ and it peeled off after a couple of uses. I know they make a product for cars - look into that one.
8831
You should be able to. Just make sure you clean it and prepare it the way its says in the directions.
674816
We love it the way it is......the metal is slightly on the rough side......I guess if you SPRAY!! painted, it might work. Good luck
870022
I don't see why not as long as it's an oil base enamel. But I would always try on a scrape peice first when mixing products.
685810
I guess you can, if you're careful about it. I wouldn't know what type of paint to use. I just used crayons on mine.