Clearcoat over some types of high.
2k clear coat over rustoleum enamel.
Mix the last coat 50 50 paint and urethane then one or 2 coats of straight urethane.
Much better product for spraying rustoleum is a fine product but not for spraying so much enamel is a single stage type paint pre clearcoat so why clear it.
I ve had this happen with the rustoleum 2x stuff.
Best part is it will be long lasting durable paint.
At least 3 coats of your base color allow 1 day to dry between coats and wet sand with 400 to 600 grit then apply your clear coat the same amount as your base color same drying time and wet sand first with 400 to 600 grit.
It s about 20 a can and well worth it.
Do not take this as a recommendation it is strictly something i heard about and do not guarantee it.
I am using high performance rustoleum black glossy paint and krylon acrylic.
More coats can be applied any time.
Provides protection from rust and corrosion.
Just stick with the normal gloss protective enamal and crystal clear enamal.
I put a 2k clear from spray max over my 3 96 can of rustoleum and it turned out amazing.
Clear coat over rustoleum ppg makes a fleet enamel about 65 a gallon w reducer.
Auto body paint is easy to apply dries fast and can be buffed to a brilliant finish after the clear coat has been applied.
I use spray max 2k clearcoat.
I used rustoleum clear coat over metalspecks which i discovered earlier the hard way that it s a laquer based paint and it worked fine.
For the dash i would use krylon and a clear coat over that.
Would be interesting if someone would try it and see how it works.
7400 system dtm 450 voc alkyd enamel rust oleum s original rust preventative direct to metal dtm coating.
Use a 2k clear.
7 months of sitting in the sun rain and dirt looks like the day i shot it.
I am not an authority on paint and i would never claim to be but i shot a 2 part urethane clear coat over rustoleum enamel on the roof of my 49 without issue.
In fact i shot it over the old paint and rattle can primer spots without issue.
Dries quicker than enamel and is easier to rub out and compound in the long run.
