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The RUST-OLEUM 255619 is a ready-to-use, direct-to-metal (DTM) alkyd enamel designed for commercial coating applications. This 1-gallon, pastel tint base formula delivers a high-gloss finish with strong resistance to rust, chipping, general weathering, mild chemical fumes, and light abrasion. It requires no measuring or mixing before application and can be applied by brush, roller, or sprayer. The coating meets USDA requirements for incidental food contact and is accepted for use in federally registered Canadian food facilities, making it a practical choice for facilities with sanitation compliance requirements. Licensed painters, maintenance contractors, and commercial facility technicians are the typical installers.
This DTM enamel is formulated for everyday commercial use on metal surfaces including metal trim, structural steel, handrails, and cabinets. The pastel tint base variant allows tinting to a wide range of light colors, making it suitable for facilities that require color-matched finishes. Its low-VOC formula supports use in occupied or semi-occupied commercial environments where air quality standards are a concern. The gloss finish is easy to clean and maintain, which is a practical advantage in high-traffic or industrial settings.
Designed as a direct-to-metal commercial coating for use on metal trim, structural steel, handrails, cabinets, and similar metal substrates. For best results, use with the RUST-OLEUM CV740 System Primer as a base coat.
Surface preparation is critical before applying any DTM coating — remove loose rust, grease, oil, and other contaminants before application. Apply in accordance with the product data sheet guidelines for temperature and humidity conditions. Ensure adequate ventilation during application and drying. Follow all applicable local safety regulations and facility protocols when working in food-adjacent environments.
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