[YubaPaintPro]

Alright senior members....... I need your help here, and anyone else for that matter.

I have a customer who needs to paint a hanger for the Air Force and some cured concrete. Both need to be painted w/ the same material/color. Not sure what the epoxy is, or if it is epoxy. I am guessing the hanger is "light gray" in color, and like a Rustoleum 9100 epoxy. It has been painted for a few weeks, thus fully cured. I am looking to put a Urethane on both the epoxy and the cured/bare concrete.

1. How can I get a 6" wide profile on cured epoxy for my stripe?
2. The urethane won't handle bare concrete, so what primer might one suggest?
3. We are doing safety colors. Red/Yellow
4. Thanks so much!

 

[cole191919]

I have a customer who needs to paint a hanger ....

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It has been painted for a few weeks, thus fully cured.

What has to be painted and what is already painted. I am confused.

 

[YubaPaintPro]

:whistling2:

Sorry! The 2 surfaces that need to painted are both concrete.

1. Is unpainted exterior concrete.
2. Is painted interior concrete w/ what I assuming is epoxy that has also had time to fully cure. (thus the need to "sand")

 

[CApainter]

Checkout Blastrac.com. They supply concrete prepping equipment.

I did a search on Rustoleum 9100, and it appears to be a coating system for metal. Recommended top coat is Rust O Thane 9600.

When you find out what epoxy product was used, check the recoat window. You may have to create a profile or "tooth" on the areas you need to top coat. Good luck.

 

[dincao]

blastrac use's small bbs to clean, remove existing coatings, or to remove or profile any high spots on new concrete...its a self contained unit but rental is expensive and procedure is slow...I tried to remove an epoxy coating with it last year because i did not want to sand blast but not strong to remove....but this may be good for your 6" profile its worth a try...