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Hammerite Rust Cap Hammered Finish paint is a self-priming, fast dry, rust preventive coating designed to provide both interior and exterior long-lasting metal protection. It provides a decorative finish that resists corrosion and the weather.
Hammerite Rust Cap paint dries to the touch in 30 minutes and recoats should be applied within 4 hours before curing begins. This versatile paint can be used for a variety of applications: from covering rust to painting lawn furniture, crafts, metal wagons and more. It's terrific on iron, steel and most metal surfaces.
Available in quart and gallon cans.
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Covers 200 sq. ft per Gallon
BRAND:
Hammerite Paints
Number Of Parts:
One Part
Type:
Anti Rust
Questions & Answers about Hammerite Rust Cap Paint Hammered Finish Cans:
2013-05-19A shopper asked: where can I buy Hammerite?
2013-03-11MARIANNE AVILA asked: Is this paint good for radiator's?
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2013-03-13MATTHEW SMITH: The paint is very thick and reinforced with glass fibres. I would not use it on a radiator as it acts as an insulator and would impede the heat transfer of the radiator, whether it's in a cooling system or a heating system.
2013-03-13GARY BAUER: I have painted rusty old rust iron planters with a very pleasing result under extreme weather and temperatures. This product perfoms. It should work
2012-08-31A shopper asked: what do you use to clean or thin the paint?
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2012-09-05GERALD STOOR: we didn't have to thin it, used it on the frame as a substitute for powder coating. worked excellent. very durable. if you use it on your frame be sure and grind off a place for grownding your electrical. this stuff is awsome.
2012-05-22LIBBY HENRY asked: can I use this to safely paint my refrigerator's exterior?
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2012-05-23AG DEVISES OF COLORADO INC.: Libby,
I don't know why not. Be advised that it takes some practice spraying this paint to get a consistent finish. We elevate the temp using heat lamps to get a good wrinkle. Rick
2012-04-04KAREN EALY asked: we installed a galvanized sink top. it was beautiful. at first. now it has mars and the shine has worn off..it looks like an old beat up metal bucket. would the silver-grey hammered effect coating make it look new again? is there a coating i could put over it to protect the finish? Thanks! Karen
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2012-04-05ROY HERMAN: Hi Karen,
I used the product on the metal steps of my RV. The steps are steel. It rally looks nice. I think it would work well on galvanized metal as well. The only problem I had was runs on the vertical service (step risers).
2012-04-05PAUL CHRISNEY: NO! I know that they make primer spray paint to use after welding galvanized pipe together(not something to breathe at all. I have never seem a galvanized finish on a sink, only on watering troughs - maybe it is a different finish, like an enameled finish(like the cowboy coffee pots?)
2012-03-12KIM APPELT asked: Can I use this for painting a horse trailor that has been partially sanded? It is a slick surface and I do not want to prime it.
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2012-03-13JEFF HUTCHINS: I believe you could. It's made fro jobs just like that.
Good Luck.
2012-03-13NEIL STOKES: I used this product on the base of an island around my gas pumps and also on the steel protective bollards. I just scrapped of any lose rust with awire brush and applied the paint. It has held up really well to the New Hampshire winter of plowing, sand and salt. I will give it a second coat in the spring as I was only able to do one coat before the snow came. I also aim to use it on the canopy over the pumps. A great product which I would highly recommend.
Neil
2012-03-13ED LEHMANN: KIm
I don't know, but I painted my patio furniture and it bonded really well. However, I really won't know until ten years from now. However,of all the paints I reached to paint metal without priming, this looked liketh best to me.
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2012-03-14TERRY BORDELON: I have been impressed with the Hammerite. Difficult & somewhat frustrating to apply but you have to forget about doing a nice job & it will fix itself. Nothing I have painted with this has rusted through after as much as 3 years outside. Don't have to worry about getting all rust off but would want all dirt, oil etc removed.
2012-03-15ANDREW CARLSEN: I used this product on a swim ladder that was heacily rusted after a prolonged period in salt water.The original surface was quite slick.Since application I have been amazed to see no recurrence of rust with the painted surface remaining intact.An excellent product.
2012-03-15AL DEMELLO: I used this paint on bathroom stall dividers. They were metal and rusted. I sanded the rust down to bare metal and used this paint and it adhered fine, but I didn't leave the bare metal super smooth. You might want to scuff up the slick surface first. Also just a note about this paint: It leaves a beautiful look but it is a bit difficult to apply with a brush. It applies like lacquer. It starts to dry the second it hits the surface. You'll get a couple of brush strokes and it starts to set up. After a bit you get used to it but it's a little tricky if you've never used this type of paint. hope this info helps you.
2012-03-09A shopper asked: Can hammerite be used on objects that are stored in a marine environment and also the occassional emersion in sea water?
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2012-03-09STEVEN P CLAWSON: I would check with the mfr if I were you. We painted an old refridgerator that we keep outside. We live near the ocean and get a lot of spray, and because it's South FL, we get a lot of condensation on the outside of it. The paint has held up REALLY well ~ but not sure about complete immersion
2012-03-09EDWIN ROGERS: I have used Hammerite products including Kurust and Rust Cap Paint "Hammered FInish" in seaside applications and on a boat trailer which is occasionally immersed in ocean water and lives its life outdoors.
Kurust was used in the UK and is an exceptional product for encapsulating rust. I would like to find it in the USA someday.
Hammerite Rust Cap Paint has some of the encapsulation property and seems to hold up well after immersion. Of course, it is essential to impregnate all sides of a rusty surface to insure a great result. Where you treat just one side, rust through may be delayed but certainly not prevented.
2012-03-08A shopper asked: can you paint wood?
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2012-03-08LAURIE KILMAIN: We have only used it on exterior steel beams. Wood does not rust, why use this product?? It is a great product.
2012-03-08JASON SALE: Yes! It is oil based and has held up well on my end tables that are solid wood. Just make sure to give it lots of dry time before use.
2012-03-08BEN CARTER: Yes we have painted wood but it depends on your application how well it works. It should be dry, clean, and primed. Providing it doesn't see too much outdoor exposure or to much frictional abuse it should work well. Double coat it to be sure. It helps to always paint the surfaces in a flat position and out of direct sunlight too or it dries too fast. Pay close attention to the temperature range too.
Pressure treated wood will not work.
2012-03-08RICHARD LAWRENCE: Yes, though it might be overkill - the resins in the hammerite will certainly adhere and wear well. It may depend on the circumstances where often, wood will be better served with a stain or other protecting preservative that allows it to breath
2012-03-08LISA CORYELL: I have used Hammerite on the trim of a wood bookshelf. It worked fine, but I have never used it to cover an entire wood piece. I know it would be really shiny. Hope this helps.
2012-03-04SARAH SNOW asked: can i use this on appliances?? is it heat resistant?? a porcelain sink??
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2012-03-11TOMAS SMITH: I cannot speak to the products adherence to a porcelain surface, but I can say that it is pretty heat resistant.
I applied it to parts of an automobile engine that are in direct contact with the exhaust, and have seen no cracking or discoloration. Most products for similar use advertise that they are "Heat resistant to 600 degrees". In my opinion, the Hammerite has performed at least as well as those products.
2012-03-20ROBERT MCCORMICK: can i use this on appliances??
Yes, if you can give it PLENTY of drying time, like WEEKS, to get really hard.
is it heat resistant??
No
a porcelain sink??
No paint is likely to do well in this application.
2012-02-14PATTY S asked: 1 or 2 coats? (This is exterior structural steel near the ocean in the sunlight).
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2012-02-14KENNETH DOLLMANN: I would go for two for complete coverage. Any pin holes or voids in the finish will thereby be minimized. Second coat must be applied as per instructions within four hours. After almost two years, I have seen no evidence of rust, peeling or flaking on any of the exposed portions of the tie rods. The old tie rods had completely rusted through after thirty years.
2012-02-14WILLIAM GRANDEY: Hi - We use this paint all the time - kitchen cabinets - pantry doors - anywhere you have heavy use. It is wonderufl The more coats the better - at least two. That is where you get the great patterns - enjoy - but it is a mess to clean up. Just throw out the brushes - not worth the work to clean. Kathy
2012-02-15DAVID MCSPARRON: I would not use any paint for this application unless it was specifically designated as salt and UV-resistant. I'm not sure if Hammerite carries those designations. Possibly a marine-quality paint would be the best choice.
2012-02-16MERRYLL SAYLAN: MS. Can't answer that, my stuff is interior. You might want to contact the company.
2012-02-17patty s: Thank you everyone for your help. I have the confidence to use this product now. Hopefully all will go well.
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
I used Hammerite to repaint an open car trailer. The metal was in good shape but rusty and the remaining paint was pretty tired. I used this product before, many years ago, for a similar purpose and the results were excellent. The paint stayed looking good for at least 5 years until I sold the trailer even though the trailer was parked outside in New England weather. This product is easy to apply but a bit messy to clean up. I decided to just use an old brush and roller and throw them away when done. I think the hannered finish is attractive for this application. I highly recommend this product for anyone who needs to repaint rusty metal to keep it looking new for a long time.
4/6/2012
5.0
Great product
By George
from Seattle
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Even Paint Distribution
Cons
Best Uses
Detailed Work
Large Areas
Small Areas
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
Hammerite is getting increasingly difficult to find in retail stores as Rustoleum now markets similar hammered finish paints. I am doing a restoration of something I used Hammerite on 20 years ago and am happy that Jamestown chooses to stock it. Long lasting and durable.
10/6/2010
5.0
Turn on the fan, open the winders!
By Steve the Weave
from New York, New York
About Me Professional
Pros
Easy To Clean
Ergonomic Grip
Even Paint Distribution
Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
Jumbo Quaker Oats vases
Large Areas
Small Areas
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
No calamities, but be most careful about how you apply it. I started with a good bristle brush and it sucked up the paint like a desert cactus; I quickly changed to a 4" trim roller (good quality) and an aluminum lasagna pan. Applying strokes quickly, darting here and there, it looks now like brushed metal. Very good results indeed. I was finished in 40 minutes with a 3' square monster Frigidaire. Trimming out the edges with a small artist's brush proved to be the best way for finishing.Then I went at the back of entrance door and a closet door. All done with 2 quarts.
9/27/2010
5.0
Best metal covering paint ever.
By Jim the Ogre.
from Brewer, ME
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Even Paint Distribution
Cons
Throw away the brush
Best Uses
Detailed Work
Large Areas
Small Areas
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
I live in an old house with large radiators. They were looking pretty shabby untill I painted them with Hammerite. They now look brand new! I've also used it on rusty pipes and railings. Nothing beats the durability and good looks. Truly an amazing and excellent product.
8/31/2010
5.0
TOPNOTCH METAL PROTECTION - HAWAII HOMES
By Phillip C.
from HAUULA, HAWAII
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Easy To Clean
Even Paint Distribution
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
Our new A/C outside unit needed protectiion from the salty and continuous sea breezes on the windward side of OAHU. Applying the HAMMERITE RUST CAP paint on the new split A/C outside unit was a breeze...and even made the new unit look better. I plan to use this paint on all metallic surfaces outside our house!!
Phillip C. of HALE KOA
7/8/2010
4.0
I like it with reservations
By OllieB
from North Port, FL
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Cons
Messy
Best Uses
Detailed Work
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
I used this paint for many years and for many surfaces. I found it's nearly impossible to apply consistently because it dries to fast. I have better luck spraying but of course you don't get that hammered look. The worst part is in a short time when it's out side the finish will go flat. I know this because I painted several cars. In Florida when the product is exposed to direct sunlight it will spider wed when painted on PVC. I still like this product because I'm still using it.
5/27/2010
5.0
Hammered Finish
By G Man
from Milwaukee Wisconsin
About Me Professional
Pros
Even Paint Distribution
Cons
Best Uses
Detailed Work
Large Areas
Small Areas
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
use otside yard garden any rusty surface
5/14/2010
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
An amazing product
By Jim, amateur auto restorer
from Tempe, AZ
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Bullet-proof
Cons
Throw your brush away
Best Uses
Rusty iron or steel
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
I bought a truck from my father back in 1973. He would hose out the interior after a trip into the wild, so there was a lot of moisture being held by the pad under the rubber mat. When I pulled out the original mat and pad, I was freaked out by all the rust I saw- some silver dollar size coins of rust, but still a solid and not rusted completely through interior floor. I made a trip to a local hardware store and explained my dilemma. The sales guy handed me a quart can of Hammerite and told me to just brush out the loose and detached rust from the area to be treated, and then to use a soft bristle brush on a vacuum cleaner to get the really fine stuff out. He told me NOT to use any chisels, scrapers, sanding, etc. Just brushed it on with a good quality oil-based paint brush (and don't paint in direct sunlight- it will gum up quickly) and here I am testifying to the miracles of Hammerite some 37 years later. The floorboard I painted is as good now as it was when it was seemingly wrecked beyond repair. Don't be fooled by other so-called rust-encapsulating products offered up by some others. They simply will not do the job as this one does. It is truly amazing!
10/5/2009
5.0
Good enough for the Church Bell!
By Pinetree
from Bolinas, CA
About Me Professional
Pros
Easy application
Even Paint Distribution
Cons
None
Best Uses
Rusty areas
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
I was involved in restoring a small church on the coast built in 1873. The iron frame supporting the church bell was in dire need of attention. The painter gave us a bid of $1000 to fix it.
Heard about Hammerite from Terry at the lumberyard. He told me that a customer came in with a 12" square of rusty iron plate, and put one coat of Hammerite across the middle; and 20 years later, the Hammerite held its integrity.
When online, found Jamestown Distributors, ordered the product and it was shipped out the same day. I applied the product, 2-coats per instructions. Went on easy and smooth. Great finish. Will get back to you in 20 years.
7/10/2009
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
Wonderful, unique product
By Annie
from coastal Florida
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Pros
Beautiful Finish
Easy To Clean
Cons
Runs in thick coats
Best Uses
Any rusty metal surface
Comments about Hammerite Paints Hammerite Rust Cap Paint "Hammered Finish" Cans:
Living in coastal Florida, I have used this product for a long time. I am very careful about having the surface very clean and all loose rust removed therefore I have never seen rust come thru hammerite in several projects over a long period of time. I agree with everything the previous reviewers have said. The fake hammerite is the only one available in the stores. It is awful so I must buy hammerit online. It can be difficult to apply on vertical surfaces as it is thick, but also tends to run. When you get the hang of it, the dried finish is beautiful, hard, shiny and a joy to touch. I love this product.
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