I want to seal only the underside of a galvanized steel stock tank with Dynoseal. it's specs state good adhesion to metal but not specifically galvanized metals. Would it be best to apply this metal primer first then apply the Dynoseal? Are these two products chemically compatible? Is this two step process even necessary? I'm unsure if the Dynoseal will adhere well to the galv steel on it's own. Thank you!
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Open Jun 16, 2024 - 07:22 AM
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Jun 18, 2024 - 04:00 AM
Order a small sample of Dynoseal to test first . As long as it's going on clean, "raw" galvanized steel, you should be able to use the Dynoseal itself. Make sure it has plenty time to dry before you flip it back over onto the ground.
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