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impression, scar, imprint, line, stain, stamp, spot, streak
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moisture, evaporation
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Optimum dry time between coats is two to six hours, not to exceed 12 hours. The previous coat should not be wet or too tacky; if there is no transfer of the coating to a gloved finger it is safe to apply an additional coat. If […]
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function, operation, use
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Use a mild detergent such as dish soap and water or Simple Green. Power washing is not recommended as to avoid introducing too much water to the concrete prior to application. Do not use any other type of chemical without asking Rust Bullet Technical Support. Not […]
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Typically, porous floors are a good thing, up to a point, when applying any concrete coating. It enables the coating to achieve a good mechanical bond to the substrate. One thing to consider, however, is that it will reduce the coverage rate and DFT (dry film […]
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engrave, imprint
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Theoretical coverage is approximately 300-350 sq/ft per gallon, per coat depending on the method of application and the porosity of the surface. Generally, on a concrete surface, the first coat will take the most coating as it seeps into the pores of the concrete. The second […]
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Rust Bullet coatings provide robust protection against hot tire pickup thanks to their superior durability, chemical resistance, and heat resistance. To achieve the best results, carefully follow the application guidelines, ensure proper surface preparation, and allow sufficient curing time. Regular maintenance will further extend the performance […]
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cold, hot, heat, climate, conditions
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Concrete sealers will prevent Rust Bullet Concrete coatings from achieving good adhesion to the surface. In most cases, the surface will need to be ground to remove this sealer and create a profile for adhesion. This can be done mechanically or by hand and a basic […]
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Rust Bullet Concrete coatings are moisture sensitive. Even the smallest amount of moisture on the surface can cause a coating failure. A moisture meter, calcium chloride test, or a plastic sheet test can be conducted to check for moisture. To perform the plastic sheet test for […]
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Yes. Rust Bullet Concrete coatings are easy to apply and can be used by anyone from DIY consumers to professionals. This FAQ section is a great resource if you have any questions, and as with any project, it is a good idea to review the product […]
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groundwork, construction, education, precaution, prepared,
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bond, adhesive, construction, groundwork, sustenance
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operate, operation, use, utilization
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Pleas see attached video for demonstration.
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inhalator, air, insurance, safety
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Yes, Rust Bullet coatings can be used on wood applications. Rust Bullet products provide a durable, protective layer that can help prevent deterioration caused by moisture, mold, and mildew. Here are a few considerations and steps to follow when using Rust Bullet on wood: Using Rust […]
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The exact balance of viscosity, solvent, and active ingredients must be maintained; therefore, Rust Bullet coatings should never be mixed with any other products. Mixing another coating or adding any other unapproved product to a Rust Bullet coating will compromise the performance and quality of the […]
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All Rust Bullet coatings come in a gloss or satin finish, and we have not found any flattening agent that is compatible with our coatings that do not effect its performance. At this time, we do not have a matte/flat finish option, nor do we have […]
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Try to use a paint key, not a screwdriver. If the lid is still stuck, hammer the plug back into place and try prying it again. If that still doesn’t work, strike the plug dead center and it will release, every time.Here is a video illustration […]
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Care should be taken to ensure that previously opened containers or left-over partial containers are kept sealed during storage. Rust Bullet coatings are moisture sensitive; limit the time the container is opened. During application, pour out the portion that will be used in approximately one hour […]
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There are several issues to consider when painting over fiberglass, especially if there has been an existing failing paint. One issue is the application of a new coating system over an older, failing coating and another is the application on a very delicate and porous surface.Remove […]
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Wait approximately one hour before applying a topcoat over the final coat of Rust Bullet Industrial or Rust Bullet Automotive that has been accelerated with Rapid Fire. The previous coat should be tack free.IMPORTANT: A Rust Bullet coating that has not been accelerated by adding Rapid […]
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wash, toxin, discharge, dribble, empty, flow, overflow pour run out scatter, spill over, splash, spray, sprinkle, squirt, stream
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care, caution, insurance, protection, provision, safeguard, safety measure, surface
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effervescent, effusive
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Fossil fuels, such as refined oils (gasoline, diesel, jet fuels and kerosene) will not affect the integrity of a cured Rust Bullet coating. Additionally, renewable fuels such as Biodiesel and Ethanol will have no adverse effect on substrates coated with Rust Bullet.
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Rust should not be coming to the surface unless Rust Bullet was improperly applied. Wipe down the coated surface with Rust Bullet Solvent and inspect the surface to rule out the possibility that the rust stains are caused by rusty water or fluid that has dripped […]
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coating, glaze, lacquer, stain, varnish
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Rust Bullet for Concrete is an industrial strength moisture-cured urethane protective coating, specially formulated for concrete applications. This is our original concrete coating, and it provides phenomenal adhesion and durability. It uses an aluminum flake in the coating which provides overlapping protection and gives it its […]
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Rust Bullet, LLC has two coatings specifically designed to protect your concrete surfaces. The first is our original concrete coating, Rust Bullet for Concrete which comes in a metallic grey color. The other option is our DuraGrade Concrete line of concrete coatings, which comes in 18 […]
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The drying time between coats of Rust Bullet is approximately two to six hours. If 12 or more hours have lapsed, wait for Rust Bullet to harden for at least 24 hours then lightly scuff with 80-100 grit sandpaper; enough to break the glaze to create […]
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climate, cold, condition, heat, warmth
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jar, glass, can, paint can, bag, bottle, canister, jug, pail, pot, storage
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Rust Bullet coatings are ready to use right from the can. Due to the exact balance of viscosity, solvent, and active ingredients, it is not recommended to thin Rust Bullet coatings. If you have been advised by Rust Bullet to thin your product, it is important […]
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If it is made of iron or steel, it will rust and corrode if left unprotected. Rust Bullet should be applied even where rust is not apparent to prevent the occurrence of future corrosion. Rust Bullet not only kills existing rust, but it also seals and […]
