Rustolium 1 Thinned Milk 0

This is what I found, that after a tack coat, and followed by a wet coat, there is a very good run out of the paint leaving a very rich glossy finish. (If you use this stuff, keep in mind that you reduce it with Acetone--not laquer or other thinners). I of course do not know the chemical compositon of Emron and Rustolium and not sure I want to know,(I do watch for the skull and cross bones on the labels) but now I have applied both of them and the stuff you get at the dealerships.
As far as the surface appearance goes, the all "look" the same to me. I of course had the usual imperfections you get when you are not painting in a dust free paint booth. As of this moment, I am pleased with the appearance. We will see in 24 hours when it dries good.

As of this moment, Rustolium Yes, Milk No.

TW

UV inhibitors are good. Clean metal, no rust, etching primers, or epoxy primers, the epoxy paints and urethanes are excellent.

But as with everything, there is a point of reference. For example, "Pappa Ike" (my gandfather) built his farm house up off the ground about 3 feet...on top of big rocks. My Grandma was on his tail often to get him to underpin the house so the wind would not "whip" through. So, he got some bricks and mortor and started laying bricks...no footing under the bricks...a neighbor told him "Ike, quit being so contrary and dig and pour a footing for the bricks...he said "uh huh" and continued laying bricks. He died in 1955, my aunt lived in the house till her death when I bought it in 1970. It was condemned 3 years ago by the local airport authority so they would expand the airport. I watched them push the house down....along with the bricks that "Pappa Ike" put under there in 1933...I have one of those bricks sitting here on my desk as a frame of reference.

TW