A: Thank you for the interest, Dave! We do not recommend adding any additional tint or colorant to our Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm & Implement Paint. This will alter the formulation of the paint which can hinder the performance and curing of the paint. To create a custom color we recommend mixing multiple colors of the Farm & Implement Paint. Just make sure to only mix paints that have the same sheen. For example, mix gloss white with gloss black to get a gloss gray. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: We're happy to help, Char! Before painting your trailer with Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint, scrape or sand the surface to remove any loose rust or previous paint. Then make sure the surface is completely clean and dry before sanding with 220-grit sandpaper. Remove all sanding residue before priming with Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Gray Primer. Follow the primer with 2 coats of the paint. Allow 24 hours between each coat. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rust-oleum-specialty-farm-implement-gray-primer-1-gal-1082771 — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: Yes! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint is an oil-based enamel paint. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: Thanks for the question! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint won't adhere properly to rubber. Currently, we do not have a coating suitable for use on rubber. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: Great question. To ensure the best adhesion to fiberglass when applying Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint we recommend first priming the surface using Rust-Oleum Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Water-Based Primer. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rust-oleum-zinsser-bulls-eye-123-white-1-gal-2001 -Rust-Oleum Product Support 14

A: You've come to the right place! Yes, Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implment Paint can be used on the exterior of an enclosed trailer. The paint will help provide superior rust prevention and durability. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 10

A: Great question, Connie! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint can be applied over a previously painted surface. Make sure the finish is in sound condition, scraping away any loose previous paint or rust. Sand the entire surface with 220-grit sandpaper and then make sure it's completely clean and dry before applying 2 coats of the Farm and Implement Paint. Allow 24 hours between each coat. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: Doug, we appreciate you reaching out! No, it is not required to sand in between coats of Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint. If there is a desire to do so, you will need to wait at least 24 hours before applying additional coats. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 10

A: Happy to help, Clint! After spray Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm & Implement Paint, clean up equipment promptly with acetone or mineral spirits. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: We're happy to assist! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint can be thinned for spray application, if necessary, with mineral spirits. For brush, roller, or airless spray application, thinning is not normally required. For airless spraying, if thinning is needed, thin up to 5% by volume. For air-atomized spray, thin up to 15% by volume. Do not thin with gasoline, lacquer thinner, or turpentine. Follow these guidelines, but refer to the spray equipment manufacturer’s instructions for oil-based paint; for airless spraying, the pump ratio is 30:1, fluid pressure is 1,600-2,400 psi, fluid tip is 0.013-0.017, and filter mesh is 100. For air-atomized spraying, the fluid tip is 0.055-0.070, fluid delivery is 10-16 oz./min. (if applicable), and pressure is 25-60 psi. — Rust-Oleum Product Support 15