Still Working On Iron Bed Frame?

I have been doing the sanding with coarse to fine steel wool. It seems fairly smooth. Question is how do I “polish/buff” to make sure all of the small grit is off before I paint? Using a “rustoleum” oil based, do I need to fine sand between coats? Any other hints would be appreciated, email me at sajaru316@yahoo.com thanks

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2 Responses to “Still Working On Iron Bed Frame?”

  1. split dog says:

    Have repaired a number of iron beds .
    A simple wipe down w/ a degreasing solvent will do it.
    Consider using an auto primer which can be lightly sanded between coats.
    Any pitting will show up better & if necessary filled w/ bondo or auto spotting putty.
    Use several thin coats of Rustoleum ( or even auto paint ) to finish .
    OK to use wet/dry sandpaper or fine bronze wool in between coats.
    Had spray gear at the time but found the auto primer & paint in spraycans worked very well .
    Best regards

  2. Hondu says:

    To clean the grit off after sanding simply wipe it down with a sovent damp lint free cloth. The paint can should give you instructions on sanding, time required, etc. between coats.

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