Rustoleum paint problem solved

Posted by Sherman in Idaho [108.162.245.23] on Monday, June 13, 2016 at 23:24:31 :

You know how I always complain that Rustoleum has switched to a polyurethane formula that gongeals in the can if you don't use it all at once? I was in the farm and feed store recently and found "Van Sickle" tractor paint in quarts and gallons. It appears to be just like the old Rustoleum -- an oil/alkyd formula, and about the same price. Just grabbed a quart of glass black and am using it to paint the insides of some castings, but it brushes and washes out and smells just like the old Rustoleum. The stuff I bought says "super premium" on the can, but I don't know if they have "regular premium" and "low-grade" too or they all say that.

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• lf it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, - Jerry in Idaho 11:23:21 06/14/2016
  • Lead paint - Sherman in Idaho 12:05:15 06/14/2016
    • The sign paint - Mark in Wa. 12:20:23 06/14/2016
      • Thanks. Yes, that's it. - Sherman in Idaho 13:11:11 06/14/2016
  • Re: lf it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, - Jerry in Idaho 11:24:25 06/14/2016
    • Re: lf it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, - Jerry in Idaho 11:25:52 06/14/2016
• Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Kevin in Ohio 10:10:52 06/14/2016
  • Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Sherman in Idaho 10:38:29 06/14/2016
    • Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Kevin in Ohio 10:45:07 06/14/2016
• Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Roger Aspinwall 09:18:04 06/14/2016
• Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Bob in Indy 07:14:20 06/14/2016
  • Re: Rustoleum paint problem solved - Mark in Paso Robles California 11:23:38 06/14/2016

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