The Best Way To Paint Pipe Fence - Seven Peaks Fence And Barn

[@SteveAtkinsonFineArt]

Thank you for taking the time to do this for us, I learned a lot. I have a pipe fence gate into my property that the homeowners before us had painted, and there is rust I have to deal with first. So I'll start with an angle grinder with a resin disc, then coat with Ospho rust neutralizer, then vinegar, then primer, and then spray paint. I'm hoping I'll only have to do this once... grin.

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

You are more than welcome! Glad you found it helpful! Best of luck to you and your projects and hopefully we can help answer more questions in the future!

[@kinghenry8615]

all the ranchers in my area use Ospho rust converter, apply Rustoleum rusty metal primer using a heavy duty sponge and vinyl gloves

[@lifesabre]

Good video very helpful thanks!

[@featheramericangoodeagle]

Rustoleum brand, "Regal Red" high gloss. This is what I use on my gates and round pens. Apply with a quality brush which takes time, but the result is professional. Always clean and use a primer on rusty or corroded spots on the metal.

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Great comment! Thanks for sharing!

[@tonypower5625]

Can we use this technique on galvanized steel??? Thanks.

[@DarrenGray-n6v]

What if it's already painted?

[@troyb6128]

Airless sprayers with the gallon can is the way to go not a brush or glove

[@SevenPeaksFenceandBarn]

Most definitely! That's what we quickly found out!

[@TheBearsLair]

Powder coating better/faster than painting.

[@barkingshark6413]

I see you’re covering up those sweet boots… crocodile?

[@bryanlittle2607]

Sponge works way better than a mitten