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Pipe Painting...

Started by dyran, March 13, 2005, 03:56:23 PM

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dyran

I have rusty lead pipes that I want to paint black...would bbq paint work? has anyone painted their's and had something work well? And should I sand them down or just get rust paint?

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goat

As far as I know, BBQ paint would work. I used some header paint that I found at fleet farm.

It will turn out better if you get all the old paint and rust off. I used one of these, and it worked pretty well.
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Frost

yes...those work VERY good...
i manage to get ALL the rust off my pipes and painted it with BBQ high temp paint
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animal mother

I just sandblasted my pipes and painted them with high temp grill paint last week.  Turned out even better than I expected.  If you don't have access to a sandblaster then one of the sanding wheels that someone already mentioned would also work well.  When I painted, I used multiple coats sprayed on fairly thin.

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