will rustoleum help help from rusting? and will heavy winds knock it down
479264
No rust yet and if you anchor it down right it lasts thru most high winds love ours
479265
Don't know about the rustoleum because I haven't tried it yet. But if you buy this you definitely will have to do something because it starts to rust the day after you put it outside. As far as the heavy winds, ours is still standing, but we really haven't had any heavy winds.
479266
after using a wire brush to loosen rust clean surface with alcohol then primer then paint . High winds will knock down the gazebo
880481
After a about 7 months outside (including a VERY hard winter) we do have a little surface rust. We found setting it up on about 4 bricks not only keeps it up off the ground but helps the fire to "breathe". We THOROUGHLY enjoy it and would purchase another one without hesitation.
2176497
I have not had good luck with any rustoleum products. No matter what I do.....great prep work...evrything....the rust comes back. I would be very skeptical. I just tired this stuff....hasn't been long enough to determine if it works. It is clear. I think the intent is to seal the rust in so oxygen can't get to it.
871142
I don't think you should have much of an issue with rust . This table is highly resistant to stains and rust . I don't recommend using it outside , but as long as u wipe it down , it should be fine.
889742
I won't recommend leaving this outdoor because one this thing is very light and blow away by the wind and second the inside part made out of cast iron over the time it will rust due to oxidation. And if you do plan to leave outdoor cover it with something nylon. Prevents from rain and dust.
1392922
I read reviews that encouraged buyers to paint it with rustoleum befor first use. I did this just to be sure it didnt rust as the product was exactly what I wanted. So I have had no problems with it and have had it since February.
1566114
I'm not sure. Mine is outside and we've had a lot of rain.....so far no rust.
253845
I have only owned the fence for a year, but left it out all winter, and have not noticed any rust.If you're concerned, you could always spray them with rustoleum.
1804063
I would say not. Once rust starts its hard to keep it from coming back. It may cover it for while but it will come back
1347301
I live in Arizona where it probably would not rust, but I'm sure it would up north. I would just buy a can of gray Rustoleum spray paint and give it a zap whenever it looks a little iffy. I personally think outdoors would be a preferable place to use it. It is a great tower at a great price.
1204467
No rust problems with my sign but I have it mounted on my porch. It under cover and it rarely ever gets wet. I'm very satisfied with the purchase.
1486879
If you paint it, it works for outdoor. I used Rustoleum outdoor paint and it's been on my patio for over a year.
2066717
I've had mine in a covered porch; but it closes tightly & I doubt if it will rust outside. Good product.
1446910
Mine has been outside in rain/sun (Florida) for a month or so. No sign of rust, at least yet. It worked as expected, just not big/strong enough to keep arrmidillo caged. I would/should have gotten a extra large if I had known. He broke through the "door" 4 times now. I reenforced it with steel rods and plastic ties. We'll see if that holds him!
3953
I am not an expert. It is an indoor fan and cannot be exposed to rain or saltwater wind. Maybe it will be ok for a while to use on a roof covered porch or patio, but it will definitely rust away. I PERSONALLY WOULD STAY AWAY FROM OUTDOOR USE.
1046209
I don't think the rack would rust during a rainstorm. Although I would be more concerned about any wind that might accompany the storm unless you have a spot to put the rack to keep the wimd from pushing it over with your clean laundry on it. The bars of the rack are nicely finished with plastic tips. So I wouldn't worry about the rust.
1158681
I bought this for in the house in the wintertime. It is -27 degrees here so our house is very dry. If you are fortunate enoughto be in a warmer climate and have excess humidity, you may want to invest in a dehumidifier. I cannot see this having any rust problems for years. I also do not collapse mine and have it always standing in my laundry room. I love mine. Hope this of some help to you.