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MRO Industrial-Grade High Solids Spray Paint—Aluminum (16 oz)
Aluminum High Solids Protective Coating Spray Paint for Maintenance, Repair & Operation
Product Line: MRO SKU: 620-1411$16.00
Seymour MRO Aluminum High Solids Industrial-Grade Coating Spray Paint Product Details
When it comes to aerosol paint—Seymour doesn’t mess around. Our MRO Aluminum High Solids Industrial-Grade Coating Spray Paint is engineered to outperform conventional hardware store spray paint in every way.
MRO—Maintenance, Repair & Operation—is a category of essential products used to keep industrial facilities, equipment, and systems running smoothly. Seymour MRO protective coatings are made for heavy-duty tasks, where high performance and long-term protection are imperative.
Our industrial-grade spray paint is built to deliver where it counts. It covers up to 18 square feet per can (4 times the output of a conventional spray can!) with a thick, even coat that won’t run or sag. Once cured, it forms a tough, impact-resistant protective coating that holds strong against abrasion, chemicals, oil, gas, heat, and UV exposure.
Easily applied to bare metal, MRO Industrial-Grade High Solids Spray Paint performs even better when paired with our MRO Light Gray or Red Iron Oxide Primers.
No matter the project, Seymour MRO delivers a professional-grade finish that’s Trusted By Pros. Made for Everyone.
Designed for Maintenance, Repair & Operation
We built MRO for the folks who keep the world running—plant crews, marine techs, industrial mechanics, construction teams, and serious DIYers. As such, we’re confident our industrial-grade protective spray paint delivers long-term performance under pressure.
Once cured, MRO forms a rugged protective coating that holds up against abrasion, gas, oil, harsh chemicals, and UV exposure. It’s the smart, straightforward solution for every job where durability matters, and regular hardware store spray paint just won’t cut it.
Lasting Durability Conventional Spray Paint Can’t Touch!
Seymour MRO high solids spray paint doesn’t rush the process—and that’s a good thing! Our durable protective coating spray paint takes 2–3 days to fully cure because it forms a hard, impact-resistant shell that simply outlasts anything you’ll find on the store shelf.
MRO Industrial-Grade High Solids Spray Paint can take as good as it gives. When it comes to strength and durability, it’s about as close to powder coating as you’re going to get—in a convenient aerosol can. That means you get industrial-level protection without the need for specialized equipment or a trip to the paint booth.
If you need a product that defends against everything from weather and wear to workplace abuse—MRO commercial-grade coating spray paint is it. Use it with confidence that it’ll hold strong long after standard paints have started peeling and flaking.
More Coverage, Superior Performance
Thanks to our high solids formula, Seymour MRO Aluminum industrial-grade spray paint gives you twice the coverage and cuts down on time, effort, and waste. One can covers up to 18 square feet with rich, even color—that’s four times the value of a standard aerosol spray paint. You get a truly professional-grade finish that looks fantastic and performs even better!
Available in Aluminum and a wide range of OSHA-compliant colors, our MRO protective coating spray paint is perfect for the job site, the shop, or around the house.
Suggested Uses for Seymour Paint’s MRO Aluminum High Solids Industrial-Grade Coating Spray Paint
Seymour Paint’s MRO Aluminum High Solids Industrial-Grade Coating Spray Paint was made for demanding applications. Use it anywhere you need reliable, rugged protection, including:
- Industrial equipment & heavy machinery
- Construction tools & job site structures
- Marine hardware & metal components
- Wood & metal surfaces, both indoor & out
- Home garages, workshops & repairs
Made in the USA.
- Extremely Durable, Industrial-Grade High-Solids spray paint, for all your projects when conventional spray paint just wont cut it
- Won't run or sag and resists oil, gas, heat, abrasion and sunlight
- High-Solids formulation for twice the coverage of conventional spray paints
- Dries to touch in 30 min. Hard Cure 2-3 days.
- Up to 18 sq ft coverage per can
| UPC: | 043281006996 |
| Part #: | 0006201411 |
| Container Size: | 20 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 16 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 454 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | no |
| Prop 65 (repro): | yes |
| Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet  |
| Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Used Seymour paint for the first time on my 1963 Honda CB77 Super Hawk engine covers. By far thee best aerosol paint I’ve ever used. Goes on beautifully and flows together perfectly when applying. Excellent finish on my aluminum covers that looks factory.
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Barb Bsldwin –
What paint can i use for a cement dining table please
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we don’t make such a product. A water-based enamel would be a better choice for a concrete dining table.
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Richard Seubert –
What paint do I use on a refrigerator?
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Seymour Paint –
If you are trying to replicate the look of brushed stainless steel, the 98-17 nickel is our closest match. Please contact our technical support for further assistance.
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Jason von Nicolas –
I actually have 2 questions. First, does this paint require priming on aluminum? Second, is the finish flat, semi-gloss, satin or gloss?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, you should prime first with 20-1681 self-etch primer. The aluminum paint has a satin sort of sheen.
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Bob –
Do have a paint for inside the motor / machinery /engine
Like a insulating red enamel
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we don’t make anything for the inside.
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Art –
Can this paint be purchased locally or is it sold just online?
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Seymour Paint –
Please contact our sales team for further assistance at sales@seymourpaint.com.
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Mike –
Would there be any benefit to thermal curing?
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Seymour Paint –
There’s no benefit to using heat to cure.
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Kelly –
I don’t see a list of suppliers or “where to buy”
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Seymour Paint –
Hi, please contract our customer service team.
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Troy Rodgers –
Do you offer anything in semi gloss / satin ?
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Seymour Paint –
Most leafing metallic silvers don’t really have gloss that you can measure, but this one and the CA16-55 I would consider satin or low luster.
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Dave Corbett –
Where is this product available to purchase
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Seymour Paint –
You may purchase on through our website or on Amazon.
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Rey –
Hello I have an aluminum pergola that was brown I’ve had a couple painters paint it and the paint stays pealing and blowing of within a year. I’m wanting to paint it my self this time any recommendations? Thank you
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Seymour Paint –
With aluminum you have to use an etching primer. 20-1682 is our etching primer part number. After that, you can topcoat with any spray paint color of your choice.
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Tony –
Do you have a,header paint. Or high heat
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Seymour Paint –
620-1411 goes to 250F continuous, but we make a 1200F paint in silver that might be a better fit. 16-1201 is the part number.
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Peter –
Is this paint chemical resistant? ie. Gasoline, brakekleen?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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Darrell mitchell –
Is it available in marigold color
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Seymour Paint –
Not sure what you mean by marigold but would suggest you look at 16-212 old equipment yellow and 16-286 school bus yellow.
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Jeff –
Do You offer A Primer
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, #620-1431 light gray.
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Tom Hufnagel –
I need to paint handicap emblem on cement. It will be driven on by cars. Will your paint work?
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Seymour Paint –
Would strongly recommend clearcoating over the aluminum paint with #20-650 Stripe ultra clear.
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Rodney –
Which Green, matches the John Deere Factory Green?
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Seymour Paint –
16-268
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John –
Can i use your paint on a cab over truck.
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Greg Kelley –
Can I paint my older pickup truck red gloss?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. Scuff it up slightly to improve adhesion.
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Gerald Anderson –
Do you have a bronze color
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Seymour Paint –
16-50 medium bronze. It looks like a very dark charcoal gray, almost black.
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Charles Perry –
I work out of a mobile tool cart and push it literally miles every day and it’s getting pretty beat up. What would you recommend on it to resist dings and chips/abrasions?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, the MRO brand but not the color aluminum.
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Bill –
Would it work to hide rust on garage doors ?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but would apply the 16-45 rust converting primer first.
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Kurt –
Would this be a satisfactory finish for automotive wheels?
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Seymour Paint –
No, as it tends to burnish. After thoroughly sanding the wheels, would recommend CA16-55 followed by the 16-121 clear topcoat.
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Conrad –
It would be great to see MR0 in a satin (chassis) black as that color is difficult to find.
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Seymour Paint –
In the meantime, we make a satin black in the Spruce line 98-24.
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Jason Revis –
Can your paint be used on plastic? Like model cars?
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Seymour Paint –
Hard plastics that have been sanded, yes.
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Brian Muller –
Would you have this in International Harvester Red? Your color chart looks close.
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Seymour Paint –
16-214 is IH red. It’s the same high solids formula as MRO.
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Charles W Porter –
Can you paint this on wood ?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but the wood needs to be primed first. 16-831 gray is a good choice.
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Rick Mortensen –
Could it be used on an air-cooled vw engine tin?
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Seymour Paint –
You’ll likely need the PBE self-etch primer first. #20-1681. After that, I’d direct you to CA16-55 alumi-blast. It’s the better option as it doesn’t burnish.
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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Ricky –
Never used your product. I run a transmission shop we rebuild transmissions stock, performance and off road. I need a paint that is very durable and wont scratch off while installing it into vehicles and last through punishment. Rustoleum and Krylon just doesn’t hold up like I want. Will yours? and what do you recommend I go with 620-1411 Seymour MRO Industrial High-Solids Spray Paint, Aluminum or 620-1436 Seymour MRO Industrial High-Solids Spray Paint ?
Thanks.
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Seymour Paint –
Definitely go with the 620-1436 as the first choice. If you need a silver/aluminum, EN-71 dull aluminum would be the most durable choice.
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Mark Pickett –
Is this paint product suitable to use for automotive frame & underbody components (ex. Drive Shaft, Leaf Springs, underside of car & fenders). Same for interior cockpit coatings that will be largely behind finished panels or carpet ?
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Seymour Paint –
Would instead use CA16-55 Alumi Blast for the underbody and 16-1034 chrome for the dash components.
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Skipper –
Will this work with fiberglass
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, if it is sanded and primed first. Also look at the 16-1034 chrome as it will not burnish or rub off.
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Eric –
Might be a dumb question but I can’t seem to find the answer, but is it available in a can to be rolled or sprayed on a wall? I’ve been looking for a product to give a super glossy finish on interior walls (drywall, etc). Thank you!
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we don’t offer it for roll-on applications.
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Chris –
What is the best product for a commercial coffee roaster? Made of steel , cast iron and hight temps for 400-500f ?
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Seymour Paint –
Only our Hot Spot product would withstand that kind of heat. 16-1201 aluminum.
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Marty –
I have a car trailer that was powder coated black but no primer to begin with. The paint is starting to flake off in big pieces and also spots of rust forming. Do I need to prime it before I spray your paint on my trailer? Can I paint over original powder coat without sanding it?
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Seymour Paint –
If the powder coating is chipping away, it is recommended that all the paint should be sanded away, as coating over it will not improve its adhesion to the metal. For the rust, you can either use Seymour’s rust converter SKU:16-45 or sand the areas away until bare metal is exposed. We would also recommend using a self-etching primer in either gray (SKU:20-1681) or black (SKU:20-1682) on all surfaces. Once this coating is dry, you can then apply the paint you want.
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Paris Heard –
If I give you my paint codes can it match those codes
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we don’t have codes.
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Skip leake –
Any rust kill paint similar to competitors?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, #16-45 rust converting primer.
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R bell –
Do you sell paint in Quarts
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Seymour Paint –
Please contact our sales department for more information sales@seymourpaint.com.
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Christo –
Hi there , I’m considering painting my motorcycle frame in red gloss , is your paint made for this area
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Seymour Paint –
It likely wouldn’t have the heat resistance you need. It’s best to wire brush down to bare metal and then use our 1200F HotSpot paint—#16-1203 black.
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Arun –
Can I use this to paint a motorcycle?
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Seymour Paint –
No. It would tend to burnish and rub off with a lot of contact.
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Robert Sloan –
Since this is a satin finish, can you clearcoat over top of it, to achieve a gloss finish?
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Seymour Paint –
No. Any clear would change the look and not adhere properly.
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Ray Muscat –
Is this paint heat resident?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, up to 250F continuous.
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Ed –
Do you make John Deere yellow and caterpillar yellow?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes—16-266 is JD yellow and 16-213 is cat yellow.
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Mike malia –
Do you offer flat aluminum as a color?
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Seymour Paint –
98-32 dull aluminum has a flat finish.
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Bill Benedict –
Can this be used to paint a jeep hood?
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Seymour Paint –
It probably wouldn’t hold up as well as it needs to for this application.
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David rego –
Can this be used on an engine block?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes! It works well on metal and is heat resistant up to 300 degrees F
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Jeffrey Schaefer –
What type of primer do you recommend to use under your paint?
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Tommy –
Are Candy colors available?
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Seymour Paint –
No, unfortunately we do not have the candy effect paint
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Kenneth –
Do you sale wholesale? We are a trailer and parts manufacturer company
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, please reach out to sales@seymourpaint.com for more information.
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Wayne Noecker –
Available in clear?
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Seymour Paint –
No, sorry.
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Mike –
Does the paint come in Qt and gallons?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, please contact our sales team for further assistance sales@seymourpaint.com.
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Paul F –
Would this work for a steel truck bumper? Chip resistance?
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Seymour Paint –
I’d say 16-132 dull aluminum, while not being as shiny, would be the more durable option. If you need shiny, try the 16-1034 extreme FX chrome.
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Lardell –
It looks like there is no difference in the 0006201411 aluminum enamel and the 0006201411 aluminum lacquer. Am I missing something? Are they the same product with different names?
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Seymour Paint –
It’s actually a lacquer but is grouped with the other colors which are enamels.
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Tom bennett –
Need to.paint an iron lighthouse in key west offshore. Will it hold up?
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Seymour Paint –
No, the aluminum doesn’t perform well in salt air environments.
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Jason –
I want to paint my truck work topper and need something that will stand up.
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, MRO would be good. Would shy away from aluminum, but any of the other colors will hold up.
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Rick Kapple –
Will mro work on outside chrome door handles on my truck?
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Seymour Paint –
The aluminum will not, sorry.
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Dan Chase –
I am looking for a paint and a primer I could use over chrome finished metals. They would be strip sanded first then primed and painted. I would just like to know what products you’d recommend for doing so. These chrome parts are going on an acoustic drum set, so durability is a must. I don’t want to do the typical powder coating as I am not set up for that. Thanks !
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Seymour Paint –
16-1034 extreme FX chrome. For added protection, use the 16-121 clear over the top.
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Norm broshous –
Uv protection ?????
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Seymour Paint –
Limited. 16-121 clear acrylic has a UV inhibitor—it can be used over 620-1411.
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Tracy Musolf –
Does this come in gold color?
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Seymour Paint –
Product 98-5 is a similar in gold metallic.
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Russell –
Do you have Kabota orange?
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Seymour Paint –
Product EN-48 is our best match as it’s a reddish-orange like Kubota.
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William DeGaine –
Do you offer gloss and/or satin clear?
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Seymour Paint –
Just high gloss clear, #16-121.
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Gerald Ingram –
Which color is closet to the stainless steel color?
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Seymour Paint –
20-1460 Stainless Steel
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David HARRINGTON –
What type of paint should I use to protect raw 12 gauge steel in assault air environment… Currently I am using Seymour truck bedliner paint
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Joe –
I have an older mint 400 race car. Lots of roll cage etc. I would like power wash and wipe with degreaser… do you have a paint process to provide freshen up. Primer and paint recommendation… semi gloss is fine
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Jesse –
Will this stick to dirtbike plastics
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Seymour Paint –
Not without a plastic primer. We will have a new primer coming out.
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Elliot –
What is recommended prep for mild steel if using no primer?
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Seymour Paint –
Scuff it up and wipe down with brake cleaner or lacquer thinner.
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John Witkowski –
After painting and waiting 3 days, when recoating I find that the first paint still wrinkles. Do I need an even longer curing time?
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Answer
Seymour Paint –
Yes, the first coat wasn’t fully cured yet.
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