Painting a galvanised chassis
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There's lots of how to on the internet if you use your favourite search engine. Never done it myself so can't give an opinion on choice
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Make sure you give it a really good scrub in degreaser and wash it off well, when dry use T wash and then use a good chassis coating system. Specifying one will cause some argument so you takes your pick of paint and primer. However up to that point is a given.
On my aged but sound galv chassis I used in several coats a whole can of rustoleum special metals primer for galvanised and non ferrous metals, it did seem a bit chalky, i dont expect to use that brand again, some research came up with phosperic acid which i regularly use as rust killer/ neutraliser as being a good mordant to use on galv,
i overpainted it with this from my local farm supplys
And then a good anti corrosion tractor enamel,
I also sprayed copious waxoyl into the insides,
i overpainted it with this from my local farm supplys
And then a good anti corrosion tractor enamel,
I also sprayed copious waxoyl into the insides,
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