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Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: Northern Virginia
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Real Name: Terry
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Join Date: Nov 2019
Location: Northern Virginia
Posts: 103
Real Name: Terry
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Brush-on Rustoleum for skid plates
Ordered skids for black friday and I'm thinking of using brush-on Rust-Oleum Professional Enamel Interior/Exterior Primer and then Paint. Works for exterior railing & equipment... why not skids.
Everything I've read talks about rattle can. Maybe it's just me, but I hate doing anything big with a can. Lousy coverage, multiple coats, mess, ... Plus it's getting cold so I'm probably going to wait for an elusive warm day or close up the garage and put a heater in there. Brush would be a lot easier than spraying in the garage. I think a key is not to put it on too heavy so the underlayer bonds/dries to the metal vice getting sealed in by a faster drying top layer...
I realize it may not be the prettiest paint job, but they are skids, so not really seen (maybe I'll use a roller on the front skid). My major concern is rust protection.
Hoping someone will say they did this and it worked great... or USERNAME did this in 2016 and here is why it failed... any thoughts?
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2016 SR5 - Wildpeak A/T3W 265/70R17SL or BFG K02 C Load 285/70R17; RSG Sliders; LFD Crossbars, Skid Plates & Hybrid Bumper; RCI Skids on Rear Diff, Lower Links & Shock Mounts; Engo SR10S Winch; Dobinson 700/701 IMS with 314/327 Coils +2.25" front +2.5" rear; Goat Armor; Redarc Brake Controller; Camping Hatch Mod; DIY Drawers & Sleeping Platform; Cheap 10" Light Bars in Grill; Front/Rear Camera Mod with Nav Input; Simple Nav/Comms - Garmin inReach Mini, iPad & Motorola FRS.
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