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Thanks for the reply. Here's what the description is for the Zinc-Rich Cold Galvanizing Compound on a web site.www.arizonatools.com Features: Fast-drying, high-solids, high performance, epoxy-based coating. Provides maximum protection to steel exposed to severe corrosive environments. Fuses zinc to the metal substrate to protect against corrosion; equal to or better than hot-dipped galvanizing. 97%-pure zinc dust. Excellent anti-sag and anti-settling properties. "May be topcoated with conventional primers or finish coats." Highly resistant to salt corrosion and water. Meets or exceeds performance requirements to MIL-P-26915C. Outstanding weld thru primer. Uses: Surfaces subject to severe corrosion and rust conditions, such as fences, gutters, bridges, structural steel, wrought iron, farm equipment; ideal as a maintenance spray for highways, food plants, power plants, refineries or damaged galvanized surfaces. I'll be using it only on the inside of the cattle trailer. I haven't decided yet but may put the roll on bed liner coating over it.The directions does say it can be top coated. It doesn't say the top coat may peel off.(LOL) And I know from barn tops that it will if not treated before painting. I've ordered some and will give it a try. Figured since it said it could be top coated it may have been made to do so. Thanks again.
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