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Instructions
publisherHELEN YANG
time2013/08/14
1，Apply a primer to the steel pipe. Use metal-grade primer or automotive paint. Spray the primer onto the pipe and allow it to dry as directed in the instructions. Take care that if you are using a metal spray-paint system designed specifically for steel, you may not need a primer. Consult your paint application instructions for further information.
2，Apply the final coat of paint to the steel pipes as directed by the manufacturer instructions. Usually, this involves spraying the steel pipes with a coat of paint and then layering on a second coat before the paint of the first coat completely dries. That is called a wet application.
2，Apply the final coat of paint to the steel pipes as directed by the manufacturer instructions. Usually, this involves spraying the steel pipes with a coat of paint and then layering on a second coat before the paint of the first coat completely dries. That is called a wet application.