Aussie Officially Full-On Dubber
296 posts · joined Sep 2006 ·
Anyone in OZ stock Hammerite paint in a rattle can? If not, what do people use for a tough gloss black paint for misc little parts (tie rod ends, spindles etc etc)
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megalania Insano Dub Head
722 posts · joined May 2006 ·
I think you can get other brands in a can at bunnings. I bought a 4ltr can of dark blue Hammerite years ago and painted my whole kombi in it. It had a nice effect. Never saw it in a can tho
Phil74Camper Head in the Clouds
2,703 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I think both Bunnings and Mitre 10 stock Wattle Killrust Hammer Finish - it is available in both tins and spray cans. It's great stuff. White Knight also sells a similar Hammer finish in cans.
Not sure about Hammerite specifically - I think it's a UK brand and might not be too common.
I used normal gloss black Killrust on my Beetle and Kombi for those sort of odds and sods. Normal spray can gives a good finish.
Not sure about Hammerite specifically - I think it's a UK brand and might not be too common.
I used normal gloss black Killrust on my Beetle and Kombi for those sort of odds and sods. Normal spray can gives a good finish.
ancientbugger Custom Title Time!
1,986 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·
Killrust Hammered finish is not as good as Finnegans Hammerite imo. I found the killrust flaked off whereas hammerite seemed more flexible and much longer lasting. I have seen it in Oz but not very often.
polak Everything is alright with enough Vodka :P
913 posts · joined May 2009 ·
pretty sure supercheap has it, i bought a can 5yrs ago from auto1, not sure if they still stock it though
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pete wood 23 Windows of Awesome
6,828 posts · joined Jan 2004 ·
I found using this and then putting the part in front of a 100w spot light (outdoor garden types) made it dry a lot faster and gave a much hardier finish. almost as good as powdercoating I reckon.Phil74Camper wrote:I used normal gloss black Killrust on my Beetle and Kombi for those sort of odds and sods. Normal spray can gives a good finish.
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Aussie Officially Full-On Dubber
296 posts · joined Sep 2006 ·
Are any of the options listed above resistant to petrol?
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cb john Wolfsburg Wizard
470 posts · joined Jun 2007 ·
😂 believe or not, I was expecting something like that...😂
flipflopsurfer Seriously Crusin Dubber
172 posts · joined Jun 2004 ·
PPC sell it, it's the same place that sells POR 15. I got mine from ATI panel and paint in Brisbane, they will post it. There's a limited colour selection over here, I was after satin black, but it wasn't available. I've found hammerite smooth to be the longest lasting direct to rust paint around, except Por15, but hammerite is UV stable. Did the front air flaps on the 70 bay 4 years ago and not even a pin prick of rust showing. If it's under the car and not subject to sun exposure, go por15, it's high gloss, lasts a long time and is self levelling, so can be brushed. Expensive, but 500ml goes a long way.
I used kill rust on the split spindles and baked it, still alittle brittle on sharp edges, but pretty tough.
I used kill rust on the split spindles and baked it, still alittle brittle on sharp edges, but pretty tough.
1303Steve Scirocco Rare
8,650 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
hi
I use White Knight paints, I always get great results.
Steve
I use White Knight paints, I always get great results.
Steve
Aussie Officially Full-On Dubber
296 posts · joined Sep 2006 ·
Was also thinking POR-15 but heard it is a bitch to get right and you need all the other prep products to make it work properly i.e. expensive system.flipflopsurfer wrote:PPC sell it, it's the same place that sells POR 15. I got mine from ATI panel and paint in Brisbane, they will post it. There's a limited colour selection over here, I was after satin black, but it wasn't available. I've found hammerite smooth to be the longest lasting direct to rust paint around, except Por15, but hammerite is UV stable. Did the front air flaps on the 70 bay 4 years ago and not even a pin prick of rust showing. If it's under the car and not subject to sun exposure, go por15, it's high gloss, lasts a long time and is self levelling, so can be brushed. Expensive, but 500ml goes a long way.
I used kill rust on the split spindles and baked it, still alittle brittle on sharp edges, but pretty tough.
Where abouts is ATI in Bris?