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I have finally finished doing my spring cleaning - groan.
All the leafs are apart and down to bare shiny metal, albeit with some pitting. I know that they will get rusty again, but I think that I should try and protect them with something. As a starting point for the discussion, I thought of using Eastwood Rust Encapsulator as a primer, in case anything might still be lurking invisibly in the pits. Then follow that up with some Rustoleum Pro. I will also be putting the UHMW tape between them to reduce friction.
I'm wondering how well the paint combo will stand up to flexing, so alternative recommendations would be appreciated.
All the leafs are apart and down to bare shiny metal, albeit with some pitting. I know that they will get rusty again, but I think that I should try and protect them with something. As a starting point for the discussion, I thought of using Eastwood Rust Encapsulator as a primer, in case anything might still be lurking invisibly in the pits. Then follow that up with some Rustoleum Pro. I will also be putting the UHMW tape between them to reduce friction.
I'm wondering how well the paint combo will stand up to flexing, so alternative recommendations would be appreciated.