How to Paint a Rusty Shipping Container in 4 Simple Steps + How Much It Will Cost

How to Paint a Rusty Shipping Container in 4 Simple Steps + How Much It Will Cost.
In this video we are going to show you a Simple Process of Painting a Rusty Shipping Container using only, a wire brush, some household vinegar and paint + How Much It Will Cost. If you intend to execute this task as a DIY project, you will be required to have tools and materials that are essential to get the job done. We have sampled-out highly rated and well-priced products and equipment that can be purchased online, to make shopping easier for DIYers. A complete list of the tools and materials for this task is provided in the description below. Subscribe to our KZbin channel for this and more weekly videos on shipping container homes and design ideas. Watch this video here: • How to Paint a Rusty S... . How to Paint a Rusty Shipping Container in 4 Simple Steps + How Much It Will Cost.
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Without further ado, this is How to Paint a Rusty Shipping Container using the following 4 simple steps indicating How Much each step It Will Cost.
STEP 01: Clean the Shipping Container
STEP 02: Remove all the Rust
STEP 03: Apply a “rust converter”
STEP 04: Apply a Top coat Enamel
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[@ahmadalsamaraiy3400]

oh bro, you already will make me addicted to your videos lol

[@johnomahonyelectrical867]

Very informative. Keep up the good work.

[@johnomahonyelectrical867]

Very informative and to the point. Keep up the good work.

[@josemontalvo4532]

Great advice. Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed watching.

[@markhuebner7580]

Go to overview, thanks!

[@Sulemanzahid]

Nice Alex. I believe to expedite the process, we can also wire plate for grinders and eliminate wire brush. And all effort...

[@ebw7060]

Its still Some effort, but way faster than a wire brush.

[@johnomahonyelectrical867]

Coincidentally I’m a Blue. Totally opposite to the previous public commenter. Just a foot note. Needless to say I won’t be painting my container red. Royal Blue of course.

[@alanmcrae8594]

Very nice. Thank you Alex!

[@eyemallears2647]

Thanks!!

[@jonsil001]

Hi Alex, I am a little concerned about the toxicity of the paint itself inside and out, I've been reading that a lot of it is lead-based with phosphates to withstand all the sea-salt, is this true? If so, how safe is it to live in or even to recondition via sandblasting? Thanks

[@mohdIkramkhan-ff3bj]

Sar Panter ki jarorat

[@mohdIkramkhan-ff3bj]

Sar i m Panter

[@gldf111]

Hi. What do you use to seal the exterior roof? Can you use liquid rubber?

[@JustMe-mg6vw]

And how much will it cost? That depends on whom you have to do the work.

[@davedave8677]

Does the vinegar need to be cleaned off afterwards? Or just let it dry and paint over?

[@ebw7060]

Just let it dry and paint it.

[@ereceeme]

What about treatment for the under bottom?

[@ebw7060]

The floors in containers are pest resistant plywood and they have a hard tar type coating on the underside.

[@radarbob9971]

Always the most annoying of any and all accents

[@khaleedabdul-azeezedwards9523]

Unbelievable. SMH