That’s very interesting about that Tremclad paint. I was wondering if it was the gloss or satin clear. Looks good Gerry. I can see the difference. I use Tremclad clear gloss paint on a lot on many different things. And just started using the brush, roller or spray on gloss type here lately. Great stuff.
Noel
Adventures with the 222 (aka "Maxine")
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Re: Adventures with the 222 (aka "Maxine")
@propane1 - Noel - I used the Satin Clear - Home Depot and Rona had it in stock here, but not Canadian Tirepropane1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2026 9:03 pm That’s very interesting about that Tremclad paint. I was wondering if it was the gloss or satin clear. Looks good Gerry. I can see the difference. I use Tremclad clear gloss paint on a lot on many different things. And just started using the brush, roller or spray on gloss type here lately. Great stuff.
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Seems to work well on rims to make them look 'fresh painted' but not super shiny 2 coats of wax shiny... I might try the Gloss Clear sometime if I'm doing body or trim parts...
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Re: Adventures with the 222 (aka "Maxine")
RoamingGnome wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2026 10:29 pm@propane1 - Noel - I used the Satin Clear - Home Depot and Rona had it in stock here, but not Canadian Tirepropane1 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2026 9:03 pm That’s very interesting about that Tremclad paint. I was wondering if it was the gloss or satin clear. Looks good Gerry. I can see the difference. I use Tremclad clear gloss paint on a lot on many different things. And just started using the brush, roller or spray on gloss type here lately. Great stuff.
Noel
Seems to work well on rims to make them look 'fresh painted' but not super shiny 2 coats of wax shiny... I might try the Gloss Clear sometime if I'm doing body or trim parts...
Gerry, I find the clear to be great stuff. Been using it for 25 years or so on different things.
All my snow equipment gets a coat each year before snow removeal time. Helps the snow to slide off.
Noel