Overview
Hammerite Direct to Rust Metal Paint is a durable, corrosion resistant, decorative coating. The decorative hammered appearance is smooth to the touch and sheds water well. Hammerite metal paints are formulated to perform as a primer, undercoat and topcoat in one. It can be applied directly onto rusty metal with either a brush or roller. Hammerite hammered finish paint is available in a range of colours including Black, Dark Green, Red and Silver.
- Up to 8 years rust protection
- Ultra tough, hammered finish
- Excellent weather resistance
- No need for a primer or undercoat
- Available in a range of colours
Area | Exterior |
Recommended Use | Metal Surfaces |
Base | Solvent based |
Coverage | 5m² per litre |
Drying Time | Touch dry 1-2 hours |
Re-Coat Time | 4 hours |
Recommended Coats | 1 or 2 coats |
Application Method | Brush |
VOC Levels | High |
Clean Up | Remove as much paint as possible from the brush before cleaning with brush cleaner |
Preparation
Always ensure the surface to be treated is clean, dry and free from any dust, dirt, grease, flaking paint or rust.
- Remove all loose rust and flaking paint from the metal using a wire brush.
- Remove dirt and dust with diluted detergent.
- For smooth metal surfaces, lightly abrade with a 240 grit sandpaper for maximum adhesion.
- On bare zinc, aluminium and galvanised surfaces firstly apply .
- Cover surrounding areas to catch any overspray or drips.
Application
Before applying the Hammered Direct to Rust Metal Paint test a small area and leave for 1 hour to ensure compatability. If there is no reaction apply the hammered paint directly to surface.
- If there is a reaction remove all paint before applying Hammerite Direct to Rust Metal Paint.
- Do not apply in temperatures below 8˚C or above 25˚C.
- Lightly stir before application, it is advised to not thin this product.
- Apply with a narrow brush for railings and a broad brush on larger metal objects, such as a garden table.
- On previously painted metal in sound condition, one coat should be sufficient.
- On bare/rusty metal, two coats will be required for full depth of colour.
- Ensure edges and corners are adequately covered to give the surface maximum durability.
- Do not over apply as sagging will occur, be especially careful on vertical surfaces such as railings.
Note: Always follow the manufacturer instructions found on the tin.