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The Hammerite Direct To Rust Metal Paint in Copper is designed for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to restore iron fences and furniture with a durable, decorative metallic finish. It serves as both a primer and topcoat, providing up to eight years of corrosion protection; however, it is strictly formulated for outdoor metal use and requires specific preparation for non-ferrous materials like galvanized steel.
| Colour | Copper |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5084822 |
| Brand | Hammerite |
No, this product is specifically formulated for outdoor metal use and contains solvent vapors that require high ventilation.
On sound metal, one coat is often sufficient, but for bare or rusty metal, two coats are recommended for maximum protection.
The paint is touch-dry in approximately 1 hour and can be recoated after 4 hours.
No, this is specifically engineered for metal surfaces.
You should abrade smooth surfaces to provide a key for the paint, and use a wire brush to remove any loose rust or flaking paint.
You have likely over-applied the paint. Use thin, even coats rather than one thick layer to maintain the finish.
Hammerite requires a specific special metals primer for non-ferrous metals. Ensure the surface is prepared correctly before top-coating.
Avoid mixing the paint too vigorously, which can ruin the decorative hammered effect. Stir only lightly before application.
Application Environment: Ensure your workspace is between 8°C and 25°C. The paint is highly flammable, so maintain a well-ventilated area away from open flames or sparks.
Surface Compatibility: Designed primarily for iron. If applying to bare zinc, aluminum, or galvanized surfaces, you must use a dedicated special metals primer first to ensure proper adhesion.
Tool Care: Clean all brushes immediately after use with Hammerite Brush Cleaner & Thinners. Never pour excess paint back into the original tin once contaminated, as this can affect shelf stability. Always store in a cool, dry place.
