does this work on truck &auto body to cover rust holes can you paint??
1628939
I wouldn't use it to cover that, since rust will spread. It's to cover parts so they don't get heated up.
1628940
I would say no. The tape is intended to be used as a heat insulation on exhaust and turbo components. Does pretty well at that use.
1628941
I would not use this for that purpose. I do not think you could paint this so that it would take on tape
2133422
Sure. I wouldn't expect a whole lot out of it, really, but if you're painting your car with Rustoleum, implement enamel, or something of the like, it will allow you to accomplish a fair job. If you've got an old pickup that you've just done some basic bodywork (i.e.: rust repair) on and you're just looking to make it all one color again, this would be a great way to go. I wouldn't advise one to use this thing for spraying Centauri or Imron, but if you're about to do that you're likely not even going to think about using this in the first place!
332744
Yes! That's exactly why I purchased this. Someone spray painted my silver car with black paint and it came off in minutes with no damage the to paint underneath - actually it made the paint under the spray paint look a little cleaner than the rest of my car hah!
678312
No. You would be wise to confirm with a body shop. I would think the metal embedded in the rust stains would simply be ground further into the paint.
385115
I have and it worked great. Patched a spot on aluminum boat over the rustoleum and apllied paint again to top coat it. No problems at all
1880414
Haven't tried "covering" rust with it. You need to clean off rust (I used emery cloth) before applying the Krylon. It worked great for me that way. Always prep, no matter what you paint. Good luck.
1804062
You would have to remove the rust first with steel wool or sanding paper. If you paint over the rust it would just eat the paint away.
494652
I sanded down the old RustOleum paint and used IdeaPaint. IdeaPaint works as designed. I've had it for about 18 months now and it still works great.
814260
No, it is great for reinforcing round items but it is more like the stuff to make a cast for a leg where it has to bond to itself. I don't think it would stick to car paint. Better to stick with J&B weld or some other high quality epoxy and back it up with something that will project into the epoxy and the metal on the other side.
1454369
Yes. It is only a clear body to go over your truck frame after you have painted and decorated it to your liking.
375984
Yes. Just make sure that you do not polish the metal. Wrie brush it or a coarse sand paper to take off the surface rust. You will need 2 coats. Pour the first one down and it will appear dull. The second coat will look the color you need. Make sure to wear the gloves and to put something down where you will be painting. This paint will leave it's mark. Good luck.
1486879
If you paint it, it works for outdoor. I used Rustoleum outdoor paint and it's been on my patio for over a year.
98301
I would only use as primer on rusty metal surface. I would still use this on the auto dent to get any possible remaining rust. It turns rust in to a hard protective surface, then just paint over. It goes on milky green but turns dark brown when dried.
396061
Looks like you can, we used sand paper to get rid of rust flakes and applied this on top.. Everything is like blacked paint and stayed like that till now.. If there is something developing inside surface we wiild not know but looks like that black layer itself is water resistant and shut down the rust..
1686006
I think it should work. On the can itself it says what types of paint it can go over. Honestly, I used it for painting over a clear coat on a Jon Boat. It should work, but don't expect a very shiny finish.
2026207
I used it on my truck bed cover which is black vinyl and it looked great. But this was on an exterior surface and really unsure of how well it would work on the interior. May be to slick for seats but really don't know.
703915
From what I can tell no. I was going to paint mine but haven't yet. I would recommend cleaning the surface with a paper towel and some water or an alcohol cloth just to make sure there is no dust or grease on it. But auto paint can be very thin. May want to consider getting some cheap gray primer sprayed on it before painting. Good luck