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• Do not open Rust Bullet coatings until ready to use to maintain product shelf life.• Do not open and stir a Rust Bullet coating when the temperature is below the dew point.• Rust Bullet coatings should be stirred thoroughly for at least three minutes or until...
Brush – Regular bristle brushes. Do not use foam! Use cheaper types of brushes, as you will need to discard the brush when finished. A brush application achieves approx. 2 mils per coat.Roller – Use a 3/8-inch microfiber nap roller. Do not use a foam...
As Rust Bullet cures, it expels solvents and releases carbon dioxide gas while dehydrating the rust. The first coat of Rust Bullet soaks through the rust down to the metal below, encapsulates the rust and dehydrates it. As the first coat dries and gases off, tiny pin...
• Rust Bullet is a moisture cured urethane which means it is sensitive to moisture. This provides strong adhesive properties and durability but requires careful attention when handling and during application. The surface to be coated must be completely dry before,...
If it is made of iron or steel, it will rust and corrode if left unprotected. Rust Bullet should be applied even where rust is not apparent to prevent the occurrence of future corrosion. Rust Bullet not only kills existing rust, but it also seals and protects surfaces...
