Will hammerite do the job?

Tony C wrote:All the different options seem to have their advantages over Hammerite, think I'll scratch my head & think about it for a day or two, thanks for the imput!
Cheers Tony.

I use this stuff from B&Q, I use there black for alot of there stuff, the Villiers base above is spraied with the Satin Super, its tip top smash, I tried Hamerite for a change and it ran and crazed like made, this stuff is easy and very forgiving, and comes in a nice range of colours, Undercoat is good to.

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?isSearch=true&fh_search=plasti+kote&x=0&y=0

Cheers Steve

Last time I used smooth Hammerite was just for the wheels on my van, and it looked sh1t, it looked as if I'd put it on with a catapult, thinned it down still rubbish, never again will I buy Hammerite.

Stu.

the trolley i have mde the other day is painted with hamerite and the finish is ok , but nothing to boast about .... still tempted to go over it with some black gloss with the brush , i find the cheapest best paint if from a agricultural dealer .... tractol /sparex paint is sh*t hot

Thanks for the link Steve.

I use this stuff from B&Q, I use there black for alot of there stuff, the Villiers base above is spraied with the Satin Super, its tip top smash, I tried Hamerite for a change and it ran and crazed like made, this stuff is easy and very forgiving, and comes in a nice range of colours, Undercoat is good to.

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?isSearch=true&fh_search=plasti+kote&x=0&y=0

Cheers Steve [/quote]

Think I'll give this stuff a go Steve as the budget is limited & I have loads of time on my hands cos I'm retired & it is only a little old M.K.12, thanks again everyone!

Update (good news)

Tony C wrote:

I use this stuff from B&Q, I use there black for alot of there stuff, the Villiers base above is spraied with the Satin Super, its tip top smash, I tried Hamerite for a change and it ran and crazed like made, this stuff is easy and very forgiving, and comes in a nice range of colours, Undercoat is good to.

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?isSearch=true&fh_search=plasti+kote&x=0&y=0

Cheers Steve

Think I'll give this stuff a go Steve as the budget is limited & I have loads of time on my hands cos I'm retired & it is only a little old M.K.12, thanks again everyone![/quote]

Took your advice Steve went to B&Q for Plasti-Kote & it's on special offer, 3 cans for the price of two £13.98 BARGIN!!!

That is a good price, nice one Tony.

Stu.