Cleaning And Painting Wrought Iron Furniture

Give new life to dirty rusty outdoor metal or wrought iron patio furniture with spray paint.

Cleaning and painting wrought iron furniture.

The wrought iron patio table was lovely but needed a paint job. You can let the wrought iron air dry or dry it off with a clean cloth. Wrought iron is a beautiful and durable material when used for outdoor furniture railings and ornamental accessories as well as for indoor accents such as shelves brackets and fixtures because the texture is somewhat rough wrought iron tends to collect dust and grime a little more readily than smooth surfaces but when painted and maintained properly cleaning is quite easy. A concentrated spray removes more paint and it can t harm the furniture.

What you will need to clean your wrought iron patio furniture. Whether the rust is on iron railings furniture or decorative ornaments removing the rust and restoring wrought iron is important in preserving the beauty and structural reliability of the iron. Wax is the most common but you can also use oil or a commercial sealant product. Wrought iron that is left outdoors is susceptible to rusting.

Rinse thoroughly to remove all chemicals. If that is the case for you then you may skip the. Earlene stripper should remove paint of any age. There are a variety of products that can be used to protect wrought iron against rust.

With denatured alcohol or acetone on a soft rag to remove any traces of oil. If your wrought iron has rust on it use a coarse wire brush or sandpaper to brush it off. Then rinse the wrought iron off with clean water to get rid of all of the soap. Power wash your wrought iron furniture with a nozzle that delivers a concentrated water pattern.

This is the easiest to repair but only if there is no rust on yet. Paint that is peeling off. Then avoid touching the furniture again with your bare hands until you re done painting. Keep in mind that the paint is also protecting your iron furniture from rusting so once it is off there is no more protection.

Use spray paint to give new life to your old wrought iron patio furniture. Then remove mildew with a bleach and water solution. When moisture comes into contact with the iron rust forms. Once that is dry paint.

Slip on disposable gloves or use rags if you need to move the furniture. The paint was a bit scratched up and there were rust spots. I know a lot of people love the shabby look but this set was looking shabby in a bad way. Then prime with several light coats.

Use either the red nozzle which delivers a 0 degree spray pattern or the yellow one which delivers a 15 degree pattern.