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Re: Cleaning with solvent after power wire brushin
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Posted by Ken Crisman on May 24, 2007 at 08:14:56 from (71.116.61.161):
In Reply to: Cleaning with solvent after power wire brushing posted by Kajun on May 24, 2007 at 07:22:08:
The best prep for painting is to use metal conditioner on your wire brushed & ground areas . Let it sit a spell so it'll work on the embedded rust eyes can't see . Then wipe off with hot water on a rag than blow dry immediately . Its best to wear rubber gloves using it this chemical . I then wipe clean metal off with Prep Sol which takes any oily film off so paint will adhere .I had an autobody shop years ago so I still use what I learned on my tractors . I hope I've helped . God bless, Ken
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