Rust Finish

$26.00

Pureco Rust Finish is a 2 part process. Plus Sealing.

Part 1 - Pureco Rust Finish Paint

Part 2 - Pureco Rust Finish Activator

Part 3 - Pureco Matte Sealer

How to use

Part 1 - Stir contents thoroughly before and during use with a broad, flat stirrer, using an upward action, you must mix the iron particles in that may have sunk to the base. Can be brushed or rolled on, can be used over any colour paint if you wish. use a disposable brush preferably not synthetic, apply 2 coats. Allow 6 hours between coats, once the second coat is touch dry, you can move to Part 2.

Part 2 - apply 1 coat of rust finish activator over touch dry rust paint finish after 30 minutes, mist water over the surface, keeping the surface moist for at least 2 hours. For an advanced rust finish you can keep misting for up to 4 days, to speed up the process you can add salt to your spray bottle. once you have achieved your desired rust finish proceed to Part 3.

Part 3 - sealing with our Pureco Matte Sealer must be applied to halt the rusting process and seal your finish. (Use Matte for a more realistic rust finish!)

Details	Our Paint Ranges
Sizes	600ml, 200ml, 50ml
Primer	Base & Blocker is recommended under our Silk Range. Our Chalk Range needs no primer unless you think light bleed through (tannin showing). Find them here
Bases	Our Paints come made on 3 different bases depending on colour intensity - *Clear base - will need an extra coat for full opaque finish Light base - may need an extra coat for full opaque finish White base - will give full opaque finish in 2 coats depending on individual techniques this excludes our Snow (our pure white)
Sealers	We make 4 Sealers, Liquid Wax, 12 Glazes and 7 waxes. All will seal our Chalk Range beautifully. Find them here
Drying Times	Drying times will vary dependant on climate. Humidity will increase cure time. Most products will be fully cured between 7-21 days. Cured is when every drop of liquid is thoroughly evaporated and only the coating is left.
Coverage	200ml will cover approx 2-3 square metres and 600ml will cover approx 7-8 square metres in normal conditions. This will definately depend on the colour choice, whites will require more coats hence cover less square metres. This will definitely depend on the colour choice, whites will require more coats hence cover less square metres.