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I'm in the process of priming and then painting my weathered, but still good metal lawn furniture...my wife likes the primed only chairs....if i just leave them primed, will it be ok without painting?

You and I both know that it she likes it you had better leave it, and I can't see any harm.

2007-05-09 16:22:46 by DADZILLA

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Our white iron(?) lawn furniture is covered with mold. We've tried bleach but it doesn't do much, if anything. Is there a product that will kill the mold and paint the furniture at the same time?

...otherwise the paint won't adhere very well. As I answered in the previous question, the furniture can be cleaned with a pressure washer. Afterwards make sure you dry it thoroughly to deter rust then use a good primer on bare metal parts.

2009-12-28 14:29:49 by illegitimacy

Price: $100.00 $64.99

Durable Textilene seat attaches to frame with bungee cords through metal grommets
Opened measures 63.8 inches long by 26.8 inches wide by 29.3 inches high; weighs 17.82 pounds
Offers infinite back and leg positions; 250-pound weight capacity; wide variety of colors

RustSeal... a permanent rust preventive coating. Prep & apply 2 thin coats. Brush marks flow out like if is sprayed.
Topcoat RustSeal if warranted.

2008-03-27 15:19:07 by jama41@prodigy.net

Product Name: Hose Nozzle; Material: Plastic, Metal
Size: 10.2 x 2.1cm/4'' x 0.8'' ( L*Head Dia.)
Color: Silver Tone; Weight: 60g

here in ohio, just go to the country and knock on a door i bet they would sale it....its every where here..its back in style again

2006-07-21 21:20:45 by ks garden lady

I just refinished mine over the last two weeks. Here are some tips. Do NOT use any of the Hammerite products for metal. I just repainted the furniture 2 years ago with it and already it was rusting, peeling, fading and performing poorly. I used the Rustoleum primer which encapsulates rust and the the finish Rustoleum rust inhibiting paint on a wrought iron fountain 2 years ago and it is exposed to water constantly, doesn't rust, fade or peel. So I used it again this time on the furniture. I used a wire brush attached to my drill to remove all of the peeling paint and rust first. Then, I used the Rustoleum primer, waited 24 hours and then used the Rustoleum textured rust inhibiting paint, one coat did it. Just be sure to rotate the furniture around because you think you have everything covered until you change the orientation of the furniture. Also, I got one of the $1.99 spray paint triggers and it makes the job so much easier. Your finger doesn't get so tired, you don't get as many drips and runs because you keep better distance. Also, try not to paint in high humidity because the paint takes longer to cure.

2007-07-10 12:50:52 by smitty