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    Painting Stainless

    Spudboy's ally painting thread has prompted me to ask - what's the best method for painting stainless steel?

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    From memory, chemical key, etch, primer, colour, but don't hold me to that.
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    Same as for aluminium.

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    By far the easiest is to use the method that de Lorean used on their cars....
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    By far the easiest is to use the method that de Lorean used on their cars....
    please explain?

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    Stuff called ESP is supposed to be good... Never used it for that myself but it works well on other things
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    I used heavy S/S mesh to make an industrial grade wooden flyscreen door.(cedar) The shiny S/S looked awful, so I decided to paint it with satin black. After cleaning with wax and grease remover, I put on a coat of penetrol. Next day, the first of two coats of satin black with about 15% penetrol added. It came up very well and has lasted so far about three years of the occasional dog scratch without any silver bits showing through.
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    Stuff called ESP is supposed to be good... Never used it for that myself but it works well on other things
    I might give this a go. I only need to paint some stainless wingtop vents, so thought the right place might powder coat it for a cheap enough price.

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