This is used on enamel paints ?
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I have used it only on acrylic, and it worked well. I don't know how it works on enamel.
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I can't honestly say that i know. I don't want the paint off. I would try a chemical stripper.
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I use this particular type of krud-kutter to clean/prep before painting. It makes the surface more readily acceptable for paint adhesion. However, this week, I did use it on my high gloss painted white window sills that had gotten terribly dingy and it cleaned those up nicely. I recommend always wearing gloves and only leaving on a minute or so before removing. It's powerful and fast-acting.
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I've never used quick dry enamel. I did paint a 28' X 80' house with Weatherbeater Ulta exterior paint. It has polyurethane added. The roller worked Great. It saved me alot of time.
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Mike. I used this product. It is some great paInt. Make sure you acid wash first and prepare the surface or it will peel.
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.
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Yes, I would use it on the painted surfaces, but check it on a small concealed plastic area for plastics. Some plastics hold up to it but you lower grade pv may not. WD40 works wonders it removers a lot of glues and adhesives. Greased lightning works great also. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Greased-Lightning-Orange-Blast-Super-Strength-Cleaner-Degreaser-32-fl-oz/23598549
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When you're talking Urethanes & Alkyd-Enamels you're speaking about apples & oranges... :-) Urethane is a catalyst paint known for exceptional durability & it can be: * Carbamates, compounds with the functional group RO(CO)NHR' * Ethyl carbamate, the colloquial name of which is 'urethane' * Polyurethane in colloquial usage -Most base coats don't require a hardener; don't thin it with mineral spirits. Lacquer thinner works well. If you are going to multicoat get the thinner & hardener designed for that paint Rustoleum Marine Topside's Resin Type is Alkyd-Enamel. -It is an Oil Modified Alkyd that is thinned with mineral spirits. But you can spray using up to 15% acetone & I've heard of it sprayed with Xylene & some of the higher ethers. -Have a nice day mixing paint & inadvertently inhaling some fumes. Then send all donations to me, the artist at new-sky.com :-) since I write these factoids on a volunteer basis & they do take time. Tks.
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I would not suggest it since it is water based. Paint may chip or flake off over time. I would use an enamel for metal, or silver rustoleum spray paint.
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NO this product is used to help the Acrylic paint adhere to Teltile Fabrics. I suggest using a clear varnish type finish either paint on or spray on. Krylon Clear would be a good choice for the spray on. I am not sure of what is available in the brush on type.
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Generally speaking, it is always best to stick with the same brand and type of paint for all coats, primer, base, color, clear/top coat. Lacquer can not be used over enamel, but enamel can usually be used over lacquer with no problem. I am not sure if the Rust-Oleum clear coat is enamel or lacquer, but, since it is being applied over lacquer, it "should" be OK regardless. To be safe, it should be tested on a separate test piece or in an inconspicuous area. There is never any way to guarantee that different brands of paint will be compatible, but, in most cases they are.
385124
my use for this paint has been for detail work in coloring 50 caliber ammunition belts for vintage military aircraft and armored vehicle models.as such, I do not know how it would compare to powder coating on larger items.
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Only if you could thin it enough. I use to shoot enamels on scale model airplane and when they are too thick, I have to play with air pressure to compensate. The cleanup might be difficult. Though you can find replacent o-ring if the chemicals in the paint eat them up. Good luck.
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No. I do not use enamels, they dry too slow. They dry faster when Lacquer Thinner is used to thin though. The airbrush should spray it just fine if thinned properly try using about 25 psi to start.
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It is a chem-dip. Works great for removing gunk, carbon, wrinkling paint, and stinking up your shop area. Spraying on probably will not work. It would just dry and quit working, this product works by dipping the part in and leaving it submerged.
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I would not use Wenol for enamel or anything that is simply plated. I suggest you try toothpaste on the cookware--the paste kind, not the gel. Try it on a small area first, to make sure it's ok.
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I used it with water based enamel paint. I cleaned the brush in warm water until rinse water ran clean.