Posted by Ray Pell on February 25, 2008 at 16:21:40 from (69.247.252.48):
In Reply to: my winter project posted by Hugh MacKay on February 25, 2008 at 04:15:24:
Hugh, I had the same delema re: partial painting as you go. I decided to use a spray paint striper which works great in about 10 min. Then go over with a scraper I found a masons margin trowel and a 1/2 inch flat joint trowel very helpfull. After that a drill w/wire brush. I decided on using rustolem paint and pro. primer. I just liked the sunrise red color beter. Having the same problem with almost immediate rusting here in s. fla. To clean after prep I used simple green cleaner and put 2 coats of primer on each peice as I went.I called rustolem they said that is good for about 60 days. but as you, I am painting as I go 2 coats about 2-4 min apart. after that they say to wait 7 days before sanding or adding additional coats.
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