Same Rust Bullet Protection, New Name
Rust Bullet Standard Formula is now named Rust Bullet Industrial. The new name more clearly indicates the durability and effectiveness of Rust Bullet's flagship paint. This is an industrial strength paint meant for use in demanding situations. Whether is your need is for steel roofing, an automotive undercarriage, marine use, farm equipment or a rusty railing on the front porch, Rust Bullet Industrial is as tough as paints come.
New Low VOC Formula
Rust Bullet protection now has only 97 grams per liter of Volatile Organic Compounds. This makes Rust Bullet Industrial Low VOC compliant in all US states and air quality management districts. Rust Bullet also contains no zinc, no chromates, no acids, and no heavy metals.
No Primer or Top Coat Required
Rust Bullet is a one-step corrosion control solution for protecting rusty or clean metal. 2-3 coats of Rust Bullet Industrial Low VOC provides effective low-maintenance, long-lasting corrosion prevention. No primer is required under it and no top coat is needed over it to get years of protection. Of course if you would like a specific color top coat, almost any paint can be applied over Rust Bullet.
Rust Bullet can be re-coated or top-coated between 4-6 hours after the previous coat has been applied with no additional preparation. If a finished color other than metallic gray is desired, Rust Bullet is compatible with most conventional top coat paints. Of course, Rust Bullet BlackShell or Clear Shot are formulated specifically to be superior top coats.
Protects Rusty or Bare Metal
Rust Bullet is designed to protect both rusted and clean metal. When Rust Bullet is applied on corroded metal, it does not form a film immediately; first it penetrates to the original metal surface and then combines the rust and coating. The rust is now permanently bound up in the paint, neutralized because it is cut off from water and oxygen.
It is always advantageous to protect metal, even when there are no visible signs of corrosion. If Rust Bullet is applied only in the rusted areas, it will stop the rust on that surface area, but the uncoated area will be left unprotected. Remember, if it’s made of iron or steel, it will rust and corrode if left unprotected.
Minimal Surface Preparation
Rust Bullet requires basic surface preparation. Clean the surface of any dirt or grease and remove any existing rust or paint that is loose or flaking. Once you are down to rust or paint that is solidly adhering, or to bare metal, you are set to coat the surface with Rust Bullet.
For best results 2 - 3 coats of the Industrial Low VOC formula are recommended, not including any Color Shell or Clear Shot top coats. Please read and follow all instructions before applying the product.
Rust Bullet Industrial Low VOC is metallic gray in color. Rust Bullet Industrial Low VOC may brushed, rolled or sprayed over clean or rusted metal. Minimum two coat application required.
Strong Rust Prevention
Rust Bullet Industrial Low VOC provides rust protection in two ways. Not only is it a durable barrier coat that seals off metal from corrosion inducing water and oxygen, but Rust Bullet has a high metal content in the paint as well. The metal in the paint gives it a sacrificial metal aspect. If the paint layer becomes compromised, the aluminum in the paint begins to oxidize before the metal substrate underneath. This give Rust Bullet an additional measure of rust prevention that other coatings don't have.
Available in the following Sizes:
- 5-Gallon – Covers approximately 2000 square feet (Shipping Weight 50 lbs.)
- Gallon – Covers approximately 400 square feet (Shipping Weight 10 lbs.)
- Quart – Covers approximately 100 square feet (Shipping Weight 2.50 lbs.)
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