The "Perfect" Battery Box Protective Paint

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:

• Should be commonly available
• Should be spray paint for no cleanup
• Should be easy to apply - absolute minimum of prep needed
• Should stick to surfaces like crazy
• Should not be sticky or gummy like asphalt undercoating
• Should not clog the spray nozzleeasily
• Should dry hard as nails
• Extremely scuff resistant
• Reasonably priced

RUST-O-Leum BED LINER PAINT.

Available at Wal-Mart

Don't like black? You can paint over this stuff.

Three tablespoons of full strength battery acid on a test panel for a month and the Rust-O-Leum laughed st it.

X2 on "bedliner" paint..

However, the Rust-o-leum version is pretty darn watered down..

Take a can of it and shake it.. It will sound very sloppy and watery inside the can (non spray type)..

Go to Harbor Freight and try shaking one of their cans of bed liner.. No cheap sloppy sloshing sounds will be heard.. Goes on OK with roller or brush and supposedly can be applied via sprayer.. They do sell spray bombs of it at HF..

HF you can also use the 20%-25% off coupons also!