Genesis Jr Restoration


 
So, what is the sheen on that Krylon HH Max? It looks either Satin or Semi Gloss.

I have always shied away from brush/roller application. Partly due to expecting to get a less than uniform application. Clean up and simplicity was another reason I have stuck with rattle cans. But, I know the brush on is much less expensive and the fact that you find it has good results leads me to believe that I would as well. I know your bar for acceptable is higher than mine.
 
Bruce said:
So, what is the sheen on that Krylon HH Max? It looks either Satin or Semi Gloss.

I have always shied away from brush/roller application. Partly due to expecting to get a less than uniform application. Clean up and simplicity was another reason I have stuck with rattle cans. But, I know the brush on is much less expensive and the fact that you find it has good results leads me to believe that I would as well. I know your bar for acceptable is higher than mine.
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The high heat Max I got is Satin. The regular high heat is available in gloss and I think you can get one or the other in matte/flat
 
Bruce said:
Can you give me an estimate how many cook boxes you can do with one can?
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I can't even imagine how many I could do probably all of them for the rest of my life. I barely used any out of the pint can and I put a few coats on the cook box and lid and caps. It is a junior but still I'd say quite a few.
 
Josh Dekubber said:
I can't even imagine how many I could do probably all of them for the rest of my life. I barely used any out of the pint can and I put a few coats on the cook box and lid and caps. It is a junior but still I'd say quite a few.
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Wow. One pint can for the cost of about two cans of Rusto Spray. I am definitely going to give it a shot. I have always thought it would be great to have a satin Rustoleum for the cook boxes. And if I like it, I may start doing my end caps with stuff as well.
 
I am always looking for new ideas, products and methods. I am quite sure I would be happy with the Krylon. I have liked their other products that I have used. I also have a cheap HF spray gun that I have yet to use and this may be what gets me to break it out..
Thanks.
 
Bruce said:
I am always looking for new ideas, products and methods. I am quite sure I would be happy with the Krylon. I have liked their other products that I have used. I also have a cheap HF spray gun that I have yet to use and this may be what gets me to break it out..
Thanks.
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Oh perfect!
 
Bruce said:
Wow. One pint can for the cost of about two cans of Rusto Spray. I am definitely going to give it a shot. I have always thought it would be great to have a satin Rustoleum for the cook boxes. And if I like it, I may start doing my end caps with stuff as well.
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Depending how you mix it, you can accomplish that with that spray gun I recommended to you.
 
That is the plan larry. I did buy one of those cheapy guns. I just havent taken the time to give it a try. But, I think I will be doing that this Spring. I may hit you up for some help in getting it all set up to shoot paint.
 
Thing is once you get a mix settled on, you want to line up a number of fireboxes (or whatever else you want to paint) because those guns are really fast, and really economical on how much paint they actually consume during the process. But, you bet! Happy to walk you through it.
 
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