Seymour Rust Converter, Automotive Rust Converting Primer Spray Paint (12 oz)
Specialty Rust Converter & Primer Paint
Product Line: Automotive Specialty SKU: 16-45$11.99
Seymour Rust-Primer Converter Spray Paint Product Details
Seymour’s Automotive Rust Converting Primer Paint is the result of 70 years of aerosol paint innovation. Designed to work on any iron or steel surface, the powerful formula penetrates rust, transforming it into a protective black coating that is resistant to moisture and prevents future rust growth.
Our rust primer converter simplifies restoration by eliminating extensive wire brushing and sanding, and it’s ideal for a wide range of applications, from undercarriages to railings. Apply the rust converter spray paint to restore surfaces and protect them against corrosion. With Seymour, achieve durable, long-lasting results and a like-new finish with less effort.
Restores Any Iron or Steel Surfaces to Like-New Appearance
Unleash the power of Seymour’s specialty rust converter and primer paint and watch rusted iron and steel reborn with a like-new matte black finish. Engineered for those who demand excellence and durability, this primer is perfect for undercarriages, trailers, fences, and more, transforming rust into a protective black coating.
Say goodbye to corrosion and hello to a sleek, resilient finish that’s ready for the road. Seymour gives your projects a comeback, making rust a problem of the past.
Chemically Converts Rust & Prevents Future Rust Growth
Seymour’s powerful rust primer converter spray paint penetrates deep into rust and chemically transforms it into a durable, protective coating. This innovative process converts iron oxide into a resilient barrier. It doesn’t merely cover—it fundamentally changes troubled areas into strong, water-resistant surfaces.
Seymour’s Rust Converter isn’t just the best rust-converting spray paint—it’s the best rust-preventing spray paint! It tackles existing rust and prevents new rust from forming. By creating a strong, moisture-resistant barrier on treated surfaces, it ensures long-lasting protection and keeps your metal pristine and protected against future corrosion.
Just remove any loose rust, then apply it like a primer to rusted surfaces—greatly reducing time spent wire brushing and sanding. For maximum rust protection, a topcoat is required. Safeguard your iron and steel with our DIY spray coating.
Quick Drying to a Durable Matte Black Finish
Our quick-drying rust converter primer paint is designed for fast-paced projects and immediate results. With an impressive dry time of just 10 minutes to the touch and readiness for a recoat or topcoat within 24 hours, this spray primer keeps your workflow moving smoothly.
Ensure your iron and steel surfaces are protected, primed, and ready for the next step in no time. Get ahead of rust with our rapid-dry formula, making prolonged downtimes a thing of the past.
Suggested Uses for Seymour Rust Converter Spray Paint
Maximize protection and restoration with Seymour DIY rust converter spray coating, the versatile solution for both iron and steel surfaces. Ideal for use on:
- Vehicles
- Trailers
- Fences
- Railings
- Sheet metal
- Storage tanks
Safeguard with ease, ensuring long-lasting durability and resilience.
- Ideal for vehicles, trailers, fences, railings, sheet metal, and storage tanks
- Restores any iron or steel surfaces to a like new appearance
- Penetrates rust and turns into a protective coating
- Prevents surfaces from future rust growth
- Dry times: (10 min. to touch), (24 hrs. to recoat/topcoat)
UPC: | 043281008693 |
Part #: | 0000160045 |
Container Size: | 16 OZ |
Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12 |
Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
Prop 65 (cancer): | yes |
Prop 65 (repro): | yes |
Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet |
Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Larry –
What is the temperature ranges for the 16-45?
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Seymour Paint –
Seymour’s Rust Converter is heat resistant up to 250 degrees F
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Michael –
Does it only work on rusty surfaces or can it be applied to bare steel?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it can be applied to bare steel—it leaves a flat black primed surface.
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Tim –
Can this be applied to HvAC ductwork?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. As always, wire brush or use a grinding wheel to remove as much rust as possible before applying the rust converting primer.
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Dominic Prakash –
The information says that you need to apply a topcoat to complete the job. Which of your paints would you recommend for a top coating on automotive chassis parts? I don’t want to choose something that will react with the rust converter and cause a problem. Thanks.
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Seymour Paint –
The HiTech engine enamels are an excellent choice. That said, any of our spray paints are compatible with the rust converter.
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bill –
are you supposed to apply a primer on top then high heat paint application on top of the primer ?
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Seymour Paint –
The rust converter is a primer you would then topcoat. That said, if you want to use our Hot Spot Hi Temp paint then you wouldnât use a primer.
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Rudi –
Could I weld through the 16-45 primer or need to remove it before welding?
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Seymour Paint –
You can weld through it.
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Ken Heins –
Can it be put inside a vehicle frame effectively enough to work?
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Seymour Paint –
Only if the rust is superficial. It cannot convert flaking rust.
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Vince vinson –
Does Seymour rust convertor need to be sanded before top coat
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Seymour Paint –
No, but you could after an overnight dry.
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mike p –
can you apply it over painted surfaces example on wheels that have both paint and rust on them apply to total wheel then recoat after 24hrs with paint
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Seymour Paint –
I would scuff the existing paint, but yes, the rust converting primer can be applied to both painted and unpainted surfaces.
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Dennis P Holowaychuk –
Do you ship to Canada?
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Seymour Paint –
Not through our website. Please call our office for additional help.
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Dave –
Which Seymour product would you recommend for a topcoat? For context, The use-case will be a 20 year old Jeep that is taken off road occasionally and will be exposed to road salt.
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Seymour Paint –
Big Rig product line. Assuming you want black, 20-1615 high gloss or 20-1633 flat.
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Jerry Murray –
Can the rust reformer be used of steel that will be submerged in water?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunate our products are not meant to be submerged in water.
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Peter Rawlings –
What would happen if I sprayed topcoat before 24 hour dry time?
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Seymour Paint –
The cure time for your topcoat would be longer as the solvents still outgassing from the primer would have to work their way through the topcoat. You could accelerate the cure time of the primer with elevated temperature (~150F) or by setting it out in the sun.
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