I know it was used in the 1950’s as a paint stripper and the use of this product is often considered to the best in the industry . I wonder if in the 1960’s, the companies switched this product to a spray paint product and made the product too strong? Now since the product is still good for spray paint, I will be buying the powder with the spray paint in stock…the spray and the powder are interchangeable and will work just as well! Will you add spray powder to the powder in the future if you would like a better spray paint? Thanks,
DG
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 8:41 pm Post subject: It is a powder. What you are referring to is paint. However, it is sold as a powder/shampoo for use in the manufacture of paints. It is not used in the spray painting industry.
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Posted: Tue Jul 19, 2016 8:42 pm Post subject:
I’m having a similar problem right now. I’d like to be able to have some spray that is a good solvent (and I am still learning myself)! A lot of people on this thread have very strong doubts about this, just because you couldn’t find a spray that would work… but, they are correct!
If you use paint, you have to be very, very careful with what you use with it. For instance, you cannot add an even layer with this type of powder since it would be bad thing. If you pour it on an uncoated surface, it will be rough on it… and the powder is not good at that place. That may be one reason why people who are in the business of spray paint are asking “Is rustoleum good for spray paint? I know it was used in the 1950’s as a paint stripper and the use of this product is often considered to the best in the industry. I wonder if in the 1960’s, the companies switched this product to a spray paint product and made the product too strong? Now since the product is still good for spray paint, I will be buying the powder with the spray paint in stock…the spray and the powder are interchangeable and will work just as well! Will you add spray powder to the powder in the future if
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