Paint

What's the best rattle can paint to paint a tank with.Gas has eaten my paint job.Is there any that wont run when gas touches it?What do ya'll think of using rhino liner as a tank color?

 

Have you tried an appliance type epoxy paint? (It's sold in rattle can as well!) I was going to try that this winter??!!

Or else with your rattle can spray job are you clear coating it? If not try that and let it "bake" on in the hot sun for a few days before splashing gas on it!

 

Thought about baking on in the oven @ 200 degrees.(cleaned tank though)

 

hi-temp Duplicolor.

 

I bought the high temp duplicolor.But when I put on the clear coat it got a white milky look to the clear?Any I deas why?

 

Thanks

 

200 degrees in oven might be too hot. I've done a lot of baking on...

Just put oven as low as it can go... warm. Or let it sit a few days in the sun, or in winter, set it over a hot air register.

It doesn't really need a lot of heat, I've burned the fresh paint right off of an object at 200 degrees.

 

Ok,warm it is.I cant let it sit.It is my primary transportation.Thanks

 

I finally found the answer.............HARDNER........added to the clear coat.
Dries tough as nails overnight.Talked to a friend of mine that works in a paint shop.The rattle can paint is fine.But you have to use a sprayer with clear coat,with hardner added.And gasoline wont bother it.