Good resistant paint for steel, aluminum...? I always making

Clear polyurethane

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>>970540

Op here, no need for primer then?

>>970562
you need an etching primer

3 answers and all 3 diferent. Clearcoat, hammerite paint and etching primer...

>>970571
What do you know, there are different ways to achieve the same thing!

I own a shop that specializes in industrial coatings applied to steel. It starts with surface prep whether it's abrasive blasting or even a good handtooling. Depending on what you want to spend if you want a durable finish it's going to take a two part epoxy primer and two part urethane topcoat. Of course theres a litany of other paint systems that will work, and a lot that won't. Epoxy and urethane are a common winner though

>>970587
>I own a shop that specializes in industrial coatings applied to steel. It starts with surface prep whether it's abrasive blasting or even a good handtooling. Depending on what you want to spend if you want a durable finish it's going to take a two part epoxy primer and two part urethane topcoat. Of course theres a litany of other paint systems that will work, and a lot that won't. Epoxy and urethane are a common winner though
That's the answer I was looking for, thank you guys, I really appreciate 4chan is not only for sex and rekt threads.. Lol