Cold Weather Painting

We invented Rass-O'-Nil and own the trademark.
You may visit www.royresearch.com/rassonil/ for more information on Rass-O'-Nil and how to get it legally.

• Rass-O'-Nil

International Chemical Products Inc., Huntsville, Alabama, USA fraudulently plagiarised 'Picklex' from Rass-O'-Nil, obtained an United States trademark for it, and applied, jointly with the EPA, for a US Patent. That the EPA, "withdrew from any proprietary position on Picklex" and also withdrew the Patent application vindicates the truth about Picklex .

Picklex is pirated from Rass-O'-Nil and sold as Picklex.
Please read the caution notice at
www.royresearch.com/rassonil/caution.htm
and
www.royresearch.com/rassonil/trademark.htm

We invented Rass-O'-Nil and own the trademark.
You may visit www.royresearch.com/rassonil/ for more information on Rass-O'-Nil and how to get it legally.

Most paints, including primers, usually are not recommended for use below about 60 deg F. Unless you have some means of getting the temps up around that, I would suggest you hold off until spring. I am not sure about whatever rust converter you are using. That may have temperature and topcoating requirements also. Generally phosphoric acid rust treatments are intended to be topcoated with a primer the same day they are used. Check the manufacturer's recommendations for the product you are using.

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