That¹s interesting. I wonder how cum. The paint sticks! No prep, just lay it
on?
jh



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Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 11:01:17 -0400
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Subject: Re: [BP] Prep of Galv sheetmetal for painting

When we put new galvanized roofing we let it sit for 6 months or better
before painting and then the paint will stick.
 
I'm thinking you can prep it with vinegar if you want to paint sooner but
that would sure need verification.
 
pk


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Subject: [BP] Prep of Galv sheetmetal for painting

I need advice on paint prep also... what is the appropriate method of
preparation of galvanized sheetmetal for prime and paint?

My client has contractor that made really nice galv sheetmetal fabrications
then painted them and installed them at 6th floor cornice and in less than 2
weeks the paint is peeling. Oops!

thnx,
Ken
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