Hammerite spray for bumpers

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Hammerite spray for bumpers

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Anyone used this for their bumpers and did it do the job?

Assuming it is hard wearing as per their adverts
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Troopy wrote:Anyone used this for their bumpers and did it do the job?

Assuming it is hard wearing as per their adverts

I used rustoleum spray.. from Screwfix
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I've used both, they work the same, the front bumpers still gets chipped with either. I prefer the Rustoleum it dries quicker, Hammerite has been reformulated and now takes to long to long to dry.
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By the time you’ve added up the cost for primer, paint, sandpaper etc, it might be worth getting them powder coated.
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300CE wrote:By the time you’ve added up the cost for primer, paint, sandpaper etc, it might be worth getting them powder coated.

And that will be the correct answer!!

Hadn't thought of that :oops:
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