Would this paint stick well to galvanized chain link posts?
275288
I used the high temp of this Automotive Rustoleum on the galvanized pipe for a wood burner and it worked ! it on
275289
I have used it on various range stove components and BBQ components and it has held up great. I'm not sure about galvanized, but it has worked well on everything I have used it on.
275290
just try to spray it with cleaner or something and hose it,, so no dust or dirt.
275291
This product is intended for use with a clear-coat to protect the silver look. I'm not sure about long term adhesion to galvanized surfaces, but if you are going to try, I would use a standard temperature Rust-Oleum product with the appropriate primer.
1715073
YES, I spray painted and its gorgeous. Spray paint is better for this type of metal.
238345
Yes! Or red or yellow or blue! You'll want to make sure you clean the hook first, sand the surface for the paint to stick, and use a high quality paint intended for metal.
126321
I've used it through silk screens on a variety of fabrics, cotton, 50/50, and polyester canvas. It'd probably stick pretty well to any surface (when applied liberally) but I'm thinking it'll flake off along with any rust that it's attached to does
2150428
You bet. It is probably one of the best types of paint you could use if your stuff is getting rusty. It is a pretty flat paint though so you could use this as a base for a couple coats and then some nice shiny paint. Do that once and it will be good until you are pushing up daisies.
320205
Yes but the underlying paint must be sanded flat first or it will not stick.
1959677
It sticks well to paint. Cheap paint may peel off, and then your hook will prob fall off.
1610706
I would expect so, I have not found anything it wouldn't stick! But it might dissolve the paint so be careful where you put it. It is a thick product.
1649947
It probably will. The stickiness may wear off sooner in that case, but you could use nylon threads and a needle to add another layer if stiching so it'll last much longer
691774
I'd at least give it a try. This stuff sticks great to metal or plastic even though it doesn't penetrate or melt the substrate. For instance I glued a plastic reflector to a metal tube on my bike, and years later it was very hard to remove!
831098
I would say no. It's not that kind of adhesive. My suggestion would be to go to an automotive paint supply store and tell them what you're wanting to do. There are adhesives out there that amaze. I adhered some fender extensions 15 years ago and they look like I did it yesterday. Check with the body shop experts in the automotive paint store. Don't use JB Weld!! Get the right stuff and you won't be disappointed.
966583
Sorry, never used this product for that type of application. If I needed to set posts, I would go to a different product.
251439
I did just that this weekend. I put two thick coats of HNR then used dynamat extreme and it stuck very well. The only advice I could give is... make sure the surface is painted before applying HNR. You will see rust bleed through the next day if you don't. Happy sound deadening!
2096511
I believe that it will, latex paint sticks so I would think that a glue should be ok
1109865
Probably would stick well. But keep in mind this is a thick tape and would stick out.
2176498
It seems to stick to bare metal. (I used it on a surface that was only partially rusty). On the other hand, it doesn't reform rust well.
388342
Exactly I am mot sure. It would depend on how many coats and how thick you put on each coat. I feel like it would go a long way. I coated 10, 6×6 posts about 3-4 feet in length. I put it on heavy. I wanted it to really soak in. Some got 2 coats if I had the time. I used half to 2/3 of a quart.