KBS Coatings 4315 Galvanized Steel RustSeal - 1 Pint

I used this on my saltwater trolling motor. I cleaned all the rust before using this product and the rust is gone. I found that you need to apply very light coats and topcoat it with a UV resistant paint. I used a white Bed liner type spray and love the results.

I bought a 2011 truck recently that had spent enough time in salt that it needed to be taken care of. I sand blasted the frame and a friend at work had recommended KBS. I have never used a product like this. It's almost like it forms a hard shell over the metal, not like just painting it. It came out wonderful and would recommend it to anyone. I am now going to order more and continue up the frame. Word to the wise, use it out of a different container. If you get KBS on the lid of the container, it will not open again. Yes, I made that mistake but this is a minor issue compared to the quality finish you get with this product.

This paint is extremely durable, would highly recommend for the frame of your off-road vehicle. Only issue is it’s pretty much impossible to save in my experience. You gotta be ready to get the whole job done in 1-2 sessions.

Really great product. Used on truck frame. Very Happy.

Love the stuff, I have used it to coat my firewall and frame on my 1967 Camaro. The stuff is amazing tough once its cured but not the most beautiful finish. The prep when applying this is very important, if you read the instructions it sounds like you just clean the surface of lose material, degrease, and apply but I had a lot of issues with it not adhering well if I just did this. On the firewall I sanded most of it down to bare metal, degreased, and then used their metal prep and it worked great, for the frame I had to sand blast it first then degreased & metal prep.The other thing with this that I found is if I used a brush the pieces got pulled out of the brush and stuck in the paint and it left very obvious streaks in the paint. I switched to foam brushes and they worked better and did not streak near as much but they can leave piece of foam in the paint that is hard to remove and they do not last. I ended up coating both surfaces (firewall and frame) with 3 to 4 coats of semi-gloss black Rustoleum spray paint to cover the streaks, this left a very nice finished product.Also don't get it on yourself or anything else and if you do immediately clean it off, it takes weeks to wear off of your body. Also once you open the can it can be very hard to re-open it, it tends to seal itself and re-opening can leaves it ruined. I poured it into a glass jar to save.

Would spray it next time. Hard to get it not to leave brush marks. Make sure you stir it with a paint stick before each use. Semi-gloss tends to separate and settle at the bottom of can.

So far, I see nothing different from PAR15 other than it was $15 cheaper. Flow the same....I would be very, very careful about getting this on skin. ANything it does touch, be prepared to throw away. Be especially careful not to get ANY on the lip of the can or lid. If you do, it's very hard to reopen and you'll damage the can. If you are not using all the product at one time, get a new empty qt can from your local paint store and be prepared to repackage the unused portion IF you get it on the lip/edge of the original can. Sherwin-Williams (shout-out) gave me a new unused qt can for free.

I used this to protect various parts on my 93 Jeep Yj mostly on parts of the frame and bumpers where surface rust had started to form over the years. I prepped all of the surfaces with a wire wheel, phosphoric acid, degreaser, this product, then I top coated the areas that are exposed to direct sun with a black satin spray paint.This product went on easily, covered well, and after a few coats was as hard as a rock. I'm truly impressed.I choose to store this product in a glass mason jar, instead of the original can, it made the cleanup and seal/unseal process much easier. Just clean the lid and make sure the top rim is completely clear of product before sealing it up, good to go.