Aldi deco metal paint
 

Has anyone used aldi Deco metal paint? It says that surfaces should be stable, clean, dry and free of grease. Then clean surfaces thoroughly with metal cleaner before painting. Maybe I am just being dense but what is metal cleaner? They can not mean polish?

TIA.

Aldi deco metal paint
 

On 31/08/2015 20:26, wrote:
Has anyone used aldi Deco metal paint? It says that surfaces should be stable, clean, dry and free of grease. Then clean surfaces thoroughly with metal cleaner before painting. Maybe I am just being dense but what is metal cleaner? They can not mean polish?

TIA.

A german-speaker may be along in a minute, but I imagine this is
something lost in translation. If it was really greasy and you cleaned
it with (say) white spirit (and let it dry) I would expect that to be
good enough.

Aldi deco metal paint
 

On Monday, August 31, 2015 at 8:44:31 PM UTC+1, newshound wrote:
On 31/08/2015 20:26, wrote:


A german-speaker may be along in a minute, but I imagine this is
something lost in translation. If it was really greasy and you cleaned
it with (say) white spirit (and let it dry) I would expect that to be
good enough.

Thanks.

Aldi deco metal paint
 

On 31/08/2015 20:26, wrote:
Has anyone used aldi Deco metal paint? It says that surfaces should be stable, clean, dry and free of grease. Then clean surfaces thoroughly with metal cleaner before painting. Maybe I am just being dense but what is metal cleaner? They can not mean polish?

TIA.


I wonder if they mean a wire brush. Perhaps 'metal' refers to the brush
and not the surface to be painted. Just a thought.

I wouldn't use polish before painting.

Cheers
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Syd

Aldi deco metal paint
 

replying to chade, Baggins wrote:
Yeah I tried to paint it on my outdoor metal furniture dreadful stuff,, it's
like water and had to stop and use a spray on paint.

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