Painting Outdoor wrought iron
What is the best paint to use on wrought iron railing and the easies process when painting them ?
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Hi there, Hammerite if in UK or Rustolium if in US.
Hello Deborah,
We renovated our decade old black wrought iron railings by scuffing up the finish and removing the rust with a wire brush attachment on a cordless drill and using a Rustoleum paint. You could use can paint or spray oaint. I highly recommend the Rustoleum products both for indoor and outdoor applications- they performed beautifully once proper prep has been done.
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Hopefully it's as easy as putting pads under the feet of your washer. There are lots of anti vibration pads on the market. Some are the cup type that each washer foot pad rests on, others cover the floor space under your washer.
Vibrations could be a result of telegraphing along the support structures of your home. I'm not sure if that could be fixed easily. You could contact the company that manufactured your home and ask them. If there is a solution they should know about it.
Opps! Sorry posted an answer to the wrong question.
I like rustoleum spray paint for metal outdoors. I have had great success with it blocking rust!
A 2nd vote here for Rustoleum exterior spray paints. My wrought iron patio set is left outdoors over the winter. When needed, I just touch up any flakey spots by lightly hand sanding the spot w/a piece of sandpaper for a minute then giving it a lil spritz/spray of paint. Ta-Dah! Looks like new!
Thanks!
I use for my Handrail is (X-O Rust Professional) Direct to Metal Gloss Oil Base paint for indoor and outdoor. And it does a nice job and looks great it has a Rust preventative enamel in it. You will need brush cleaner when done or you buy the throw away brushes.. They have one 1/2 pint little cans that go a long way.At your Hardware stores like Tru-Valu or wherever you can buy this.
oil paint is the best for metal .