[header] How to prepare a wrought iron fence for painting [title] Remove any old paint and rust. [step] The first step is to remove any old paint or rust. This can be done either by manually sanding, using a sand blaster or paint and rust remover.
[header] How to prepare a wrought iron fence for painting [title] Remove any old paint and rust. [step] The first step is to remove any old paint or rust. This can be done either by manually sanding, using a sand blaster or paint and rust remover.
[substeps] Rust remover and brush with room temperature water will get rid of new paint and rust. Try to use an all-natural cleaner such as dish soap and warm water. Remove the old paint instead of trying to paint over it. This prevents the new paint from chipping and peeling. Remove any markings or other hidden contaminants from the surface before moving on. Keep using the water hose to clean the spray paint, which can be stubborn. If you are installing a wrought iron fence in your home, be sure to mix both paint and rust remover. [title] Remove the topmost 100 grit galvanized nails and nut that hold the fence together.