Subject: Now you have been using the Rustoleum for all your> Author: kff (moderator) : member since February, 2004 : 3608 posts Posted on: 2004-06-09 09:58:30

projects up til now. There are times to use the slow dry and times to use the fast dry. I would ahve opted for the Rustoleum in this instance where RUST is a problem/possibility. As for the paints John mentioned, Bryan chimed in about the Crest. Yes it is nice, I know a guy or I would not be able to get it. The Krylon is a good all purpose satin black for all thinhs that do not rust. Folks like the SEM but I have not used it. It seems to be used most for painting the chrome trim on the E28 black to have the Euro Shadowline trim look. The Rustoleum is for all metal that can rust. Yes it takes longer to dry, but the rust protection is beneficial. Now if you have rust problems, I have heard bunches of good stuff about POR-15. Check out the site: www.por15.com

• Battery holder refurbishment (pic) - DavidC 2004-06-09 03:04:08 (1664 views)
  • Good tip. Mine rusted out and I had have a new one welded in. (nt) - Jeff '84 733i 5-Speed 2004-06-11 10:46:47 (336 views)
  • Now you have been using the Rustoleum for all your> - kff 2004-06-09 09:58:30 (387 views)
    • Yes, I agree about the Rustoleum, but I couldn't go for 24+ hours - DavidC 2004-06-09 15:06:49 (420 views)
      • Going for original sheen is admirable, but... - kff 2004-06-09 17:47:05 (509 views)
  • Re: Battery holder refurbishment - mikepee 2004-06-09 06:47:52 (417 views)