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Re: Chainsaw Bar painting.
« on: September 09, 2015, 10:38:39 pm »
Rustolem appliance epoxy paint. Remove old paint, sand leaving rough finish and degrease with a prepaint degreaser wiped on. I preheat with a quartz light for 15-30 min then a light coat of paint to bite in. Let dry with quartz light 30min to 1 hr then a medium coat and let dry with quartz light overnight. This paint when baked a little has a very hard and slick finish that wears and cleans well. Black, bright white and gray are the only colors I've found.  Ken

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