Coatings over small bare metal parts

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What do use to coat parts such as bolts, small brake parts etc after they have been cleaned with a wire wheel. Would like to find a tough hard wearing coating that looks like a natural metal finish. It would be nice to get stuff replated but the expense on doing small amounts would not be worthwhile.
 
I'm going to try Eastwoods EXO-ARMOUR on most of my bare metal parts, the specs are pretty impressive on temperature and salt spray resistance but since I haven't tested it at all it might be a bit of a gamble. Wouldn't mind if any members have tried it to let us know their opinion.
 
Swinger340Canuc said:
I'm going to try Eastwoods EXO-ARMOUR on most of my bare metal parts, the specs are pretty impressive on temperature and salt spray resistance but since I haven't tested it at all it might be a bit of a gamble. Wouldn't mind if any members have tried it to let us know their opinion.
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Thanks thats what im looking for. Will get some and try it. Also found a product called clear zinc from eastwood as well
 
Google "Parkerizing". I buy chemicals & cook on an old Coleman camp stove. Great results.
 
moparspares said:
What do use to coat parts such as bolts, small brake parts etc after they have been cleaned with a wire wheel. Would like to find a tough hard wearing coating that looks like a natural metal finish. It would be nice to get stuff replated but the expense on doing small amounts would not be worthwhile.
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Rpm...Rust Preventative Magic made by D Walden.
no painting just warm the part and brush on...dries clear!
 
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