saveasteading Posted yesterday at 18:34 Posted yesterday at 18:34 Hoping to do as few operations to this gutter as possible. A one coat solution would be welcome. Any suggested products? I last did that about 10 years ago using something like hammerite. As you can perhaps see it was onto variously the previous finish, an undercoat, or iron. Did I do a primer where it was rusty iron? Can't remember, but certainly only if the tin said I had to.  Clearly the paint didn't adhere as hoped, or fade as anticipated.  So, suggestions for minimal prep, over any surface, in green. Please. 🤞Â
saveasteading Posted 10 hours ago Author Posted 10 hours ago Looks like I need to do my own research.
BotusBuild Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Still trying to figure out what "cat iron" is to be honest 🙂  But, IMHO, take the guttering down, clean it all up removing loose paint and rust with a good steel brush (maybe use something in a drill?).  Paint. Yes to a primer, then you top coat.  If you can afford it Farrow & Ball do downpipe paint (but I guess its for the guttering as well). Other alternatives - Rustoleum, FLAG, Bedec and Centrecoat
JohnMo Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago (edited) 20 hours ago, saveasteading said: last did that about 10 years ago using something like hammerite If it lasts 10 years, why not use the same again - Hammerite? Edited 4 hours ago by JohnMo
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