Suncorite 259 (Not too useful for people outside of the UK)

[Patrick Chadwick]

It's not the toxicity that should concern you but the age of ithe paint. It soldifies towards the bottom of the can into a solid, hard grey mass. That's why it has a relatively short shelf life.

Peter, someone over here is selling 1/2 liter bottles of Suncorite for a fancy price. I am thinking of getting one, but your comment worries me. Could you be a bit more specific about shelf life? And can one touch up old surfaces with it, or would I have to strip the tatty parts and start with blank metal?


Patrick

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[gunner]

Peter, someone over here is selling 1/2 liter bottles of Suncorite for a fancy price. I am thinking of getting one, but your comment worries me. Could you be a bit more specific about shelf life? And can one touch up old surfaces with it, or would I have to strip the tatty parts and start with blank metal?


Patrick

I have a Suncorite and it is better to clean up the old parts via glass bead blasting and after it you should do a blueing job and than the Suncorite, Patrick! If you want, PM me.