Would this product be good for hiding "dog nose rust spots" on metal front doors? I
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I doubt it. They aren't that strong. I have a problem to get them to stick to my car.
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I am not really sure you would want to use this for a house door as it will not come off cleanly if you are renting or ever planning on selling your house. I would recommend the sound proofing foam that home depot sells or Amazon offers it is cheaper and is just tacked to the door so there would be a few pin holes left in the door if you ever sold your house or moved out. This one is a tar based adheasive and would leave a black goo on the door that would be a pain to take off cleanly.
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it has the ability to cover rust. how good it will look will depend on the size of the area.
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I would say not. Once rust starts its hard to keep it from coming back. It may cover it for while but it will come back
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This product is intended for use with a clear-coat to protect the silver look. I'm not sure about long term adhesion to galvanized surfaces, but if you are going to try, I would use a standard temperature Rust-Oleum product with the appropriate primer.
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I"ll tell you what will work on water spots on glass, and that's "Whink" in the brown plastic bottle, in the laundry isle. It's made to remove rust. Be very careful that you don't get it on your skin. It was the only thing I found to take off water spots from our outside windows where the sprinkler had sprayed them.
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Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.
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I have only used it on rust deposits on the surface of our fiberglass bathtub & kitchen sink. I would give it a try in a very small area to see how it worked. That way you can use a touch up paint to cover the area.
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I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
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No. You would be wise to confirm with a body shop. I would think the metal embedded in the rust stains would simply be ground further into the paint.
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Hi - I used this product on the caulking at the top edge of my bathtub. Although it took care of most (not all) of the mildew, when this product ran down into the drain, it totally corroded the metal surface. So, if your window frames are metal then I would reconsider using this product on the caulking. Not sure what it would do if excess product dripped onto the surface paint of your house. Hoping this is helpful! BP
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Interesting question. I used it to stop rust only on some parts I intended to paint. Since it chemically bonds to the metal if your intent is to eventually rechrome or repaint the part it may interfere with the process and require completely sanding it off. If parts are pitted this could be a real problem. Also when it dries it turns black which cosmetically would not be very attractive
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I used the product for something totally different than advertised for... but... we lived in an old house and used steel wool to stop up holes to thwart mice, the wool will eventually rust completely, how fast depending on humidity. Copper would last longer. We eventually used expanding foam, but you have to be careful of the amount used or it can warp wallboard. I think this product would probably be great for rodent inhibitor. Me? I unraveled it to use for copper 'yarn'... go figure
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I used the product to cover a chip in my bathtub soap dish. It worked well for this. I would advise you to "rough up" the area of the burn, and then apply the Rustoleum product. It will stick better that way and last longer.
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It might work for a while if protected from water such as inside a cabin in a junction box. Its just an inexpensive junction strip using metal that doesn't look corrosion resistant so I don't think you would want to rely on this for anything weather exposed or where salt spray/fog is going to get at it.
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I would imagine you would have to do some sort of seal on the trim around the door as well as the panels that this product covers. It is worth a try.
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I would only use as primer on rusty metal surface. I would still use this on the auto dent to get any possible remaining rust. It turns rust in to a hard protective surface, then just paint over. It goes on milky green but turns dark brown when dried.