Hi, I am restoring a old commercial Gaggia coffee machine to put in my kitchen.
Anyway, I want to re-spray the galvanised metal panels Ferrari red, and want to do it with my HVLP. The existing paint is knackered in areas.
What is the best paint to use ? I started researching but I'm slightly confused by it al, 2 pack, cellulose etc etc l. Also, do I need to remove all the old paint or can I just sand down thoroughly with wet and dry up to 400 grit and paint over. ?
Any help would be appreciated. If its too complicated to do at home I can pay a local firm to do it but id prefer to do it myself.
Thanks
Richard
Painting Metal....NOT WOOD
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Re: Painting Metal....NOT WOOD
What about chemically stripped then powder coated maybe.
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Thanks Jon - you know of anywhere locally that does that sort of thing - this one might be a job for the pros
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google your local Jawel
https://www.jawel.co.uk/
they can mix paint and put it in rattle cans from small jobs like this
celly is safer than 2K, which will kill you without proper filter masks
https://www.jawel.co.uk/
they can mix paint and put it in rattle cans from small jobs like this
celly is safer than 2K, which will kill you without proper filter masks
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Thanks , ill give them a try. I started stripping the old paint off - what an awful job stripping paint is !
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I stripped by hand (took aggggggges) bought the paint mixed from local spray store and sprayed it from sprayer - and it turned out OK
I'm well pleased .
I'm well pleased .
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