Can this be poured over Rust-Oleum 7992830 Stone Creations Spray, Gray Stone, 12-Ounce spray paint?
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It would definitely be better to sand it off first. Your taking a big chance of the product delaminating from the spray paint. As far as the textured spray paint that would give you the best chance but I do epoxy floors for a living and have seen it come off of spray paint.
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I suppose it could with some type of Rust Oleum spray paint. However, in my humble opinion, it would take away from its natural essence since it is beautiful the way it is.
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No. This product is for removing oil, grease, brake fluid and other contaminates. For rust you will need to use an abrasive product like the OTC-8342.
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it should work, but you would have to use a stiff brush to get the product down into the pores of the pavers. and use the stiff brush again to scrup and rinse out the rust. it may take several applications. i don't know about the color, but it did not affect the paint when i used it on metal.
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You would have to remove the rust first with steel wool or sanding paper. If you paint over the rust it would just eat the paint away.
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I don't think this is the product you want for that application. I would go with an outdoor wood coating such as spar varnish, there are a few sold here but here is one: Rust-Oleum 207008 Marine Spar Varnish 1-Quart
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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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Ospho will convert surface rust to black. You still need to sand and prime and paint
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I think it depends on your artistic ability and skill level. The kit comes with three colors of paint (pearl mica, inca gold, and white limestone) that you blend together with a sponge. The pearl mica is a pearlescent gray, so theoretically you could use more of that and maybe the white and not so much of the gold to get the effect you're after. And there's a base coat of black primer that you can have peak through to add to it. It's meant to have a mottled look like granite though, so if you're after a more solid look than I don't think it would work for you.
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Above paint? I'm not sure. Altho I sealed up my chimney and red paver patio with it, seemed to the trick. Will know more come spring &#128522;. It does defiantly give the stone a darker more complex look overall. So far satisfied.
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i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might... » Read More i bought mine for accoustic & mud only, but if your spraying mortar mix & thin it enough, i'm sure you could, but only it your tring to create a finish look of some type. might get runny on you since it would have to be mixed fairly thin. just can't say for sure since i've never tried it. as for the cement flashing. never worked with it, so i really don't know? i can tell you, what ever you spray, as with all hoppers of this type, it has a pretty big pattern and goes all over the place! not sure what you're using it for, but if it's for a cement textured finsih, good possiblity it might work with the right pressure & thinned enough. it's cheap enough to give it a shot. good luck ! « Show Less
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After you convert the rust, it becomes a different and stable metal. You can paint over it with most any paint so I would assume rubberize undercoting is fine.
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No, not unless the rust is removed, primed and then sprayed. I used it after sanding, a bonding, priming, matching the paint and then the clear coat. It might help over a fresh scrape. once there is rust, it has to be repaired. Hope that helps.
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I would think, not. You would not be able to maintain a constant pressure so spray pattern would be varying. Cleanup would also be a consideration. I know the NAPA store I once worked at could fill aerosol paint cans with your paint code....a bit pricy, but a MUCH simpler solution.
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I don't know but I would think you could. The elements might be hard on the finish, but you could always spray paint it if need be.
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It can. I used this to make a small forge furnace and painted it with black high-temp spray paint with no problems.
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Hi Jenny. I wish I could give you a positive answer but there are so many variables when spraying over a painted surface. The best I can offer is that I feel pretty confident that it would work (but no guarantee). My suggestion would be to spray several coats of the spray and it should certainly dull the surface. The product dries quickly, usually within a few minutes so you can respray without too much waiting. Best regards, Harve E.