A: Hi Mitch50! This product is for use on aluminum.

A: Hi Neighbor! Yes, you can use Majic Town & Country Aluminum Paint on an aluminum job boat, but it is best suited for the exterior or cabin structures rather than high-traffic floor surfaces. It is a rust-inhibiting, heat-resistant, oil-based paint designed for metal. It is durable but, as a "leafing" paint, it may not hold up well to constant abrasion.

A: Hi Neighbor- The tip size should be 0.013-0.017” with a recommended gun pressure of 30-50 psi.

A: Hi Neighbor! Yes, this could be used on chain link fencing.

A: Hi Neighbor! This could be used on a roof for a mobile home as a reflective cooling agent, however it may not be the best choice for a sealant.

A: Since the roof has been coated with a separate product, painting it might not be effective

A: Yes, you can.

A: Coverage would depend on multiple variables, including number of coats and material being painted. For more details, please visit: https://www.majicpaints.com/contact-us/

A: Scrub partially rusted metal areas with a wire brush to remove flakes and powdery surface rust, then prime with a rust-inhibitive primer. Once done, you can paint over rust

A: Painting galvanized with an oil/alkyd coating can always be tricky as even weathered galvanized may still be oily (in weather protected areas), highly alkaline and covered with a layer of zinc oxide. Any oils/grease would need to be removed by with mineral spirits before any paining or priming. The use of a good quality galvanized metal primer is always the best recommendation. That said, if the galvanized steel is sufficiently weathered, a good pickling scrub (50/50 white vinegar & water) is a good way to neutralize most surface alkalinity, remove most oxidation (white rust), and to profile the surface for a better mechanical adhesion – be sure to perform a clean water rinse, and allow to dry thoroughly before applying oil/alkyd coating. Please read, and follow carefully, all label & safety directions carefully for application of Aluminum Paint.