Unfortunately no, this is for metal substrates. 

Please provide more information and pictures of the roof to [email protected] so we can assist with a recommendation.

Assuming the metal railings are clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical datsheet, this product can be applied to previously applied coatings. 

We would recommend to test on a small area for compatibility and adhesion prior to full application.

Yes, using this product could be an option for this application.

Assuming the surface is thoroughly prepared as detailed in the technical datasheet, we'd recommend applying Rust-Oleum Mathys ND14 Cleaner Degreaser to remove any grease, oil, dirt and other contaminants to leave a clean, dry and sound substrate, 2 brush coats of Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox could be used to apply to the steel, the first will be to Prime.

However due to being water-based, if the application is immediately required, we would suggest using Rust-Oleum Noxyde Pegarust due to the colder temperatures, as there is a chance the Peganox may fail due to application below 10C and increased drying times.

Assuming you are looking to paint the vertical areas of the horse box and it is made of steel, it is clean, dry, souund and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this could be used. 

But it does have a limited colour range, for a better colour range you could consider Rust-Oleum CombiColor Original.

This can be mixed to many RAL, NCS or BS colours in a gloss or satin finish.

For use with Combicolor Original if there are any bare metal areas, this should be primed first.

For steel prime with Rust-Oleum 3369/3380 CombiPrimer Anti-Corrosion.

For galvanised steel prime with Rust-Oleum 3302 CombiPrimer Adhesion Primer.

For the roof you could consider Rust-Oleum Mathys Fillcoat.

Assuming no level of fire protection is required, the steels are bare, clean, dry, sound and prepared as detailed in the technical data sheet this product can be used.

The usual derusting procedures should be undertaken (min. Sa 2 sand blasting, min. St 2 steel brush, etc.) or by high-pressure water (min. 600 bars). Dedust well after sand blasting.

The coverage rate for this product is 200g per m² per coat.

Two coats minimum are recommended.

Thank you for the enquiry, will need more information and pictures of the project to assist with this enquiry, please can you send these to [email protected]

Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox is a water based, low VOC, single component, elastomeric coating that provides rust-proofing, corrosion and waterproofing protection optimized for brush or roller application. It wouldn;t be described as a high build primer, more a direct to metal anti-corrosive finish and yes, it is available in white.

Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox is a water based paint and so absolutely can be said to be a “low fume paint”. However even water based paints still have a “smell” to them – for example, even painting emulsion to decorate your home. So this must be borne in mind by the client – especially in an environment such as a hospital, that we cannot, and do not, make any specific claims regarding any possible odours noticed within the hospital after application whilst still drying.

Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Pegarust can be applied directly bare metal but doesn;t leave a hard, abrasion resistant finish. We would recommend Jotun Jotamastic 90 for your application as this is a surface tolerant, abrasion resistant, 2 part epoxy coating available in most RAL or BS colours and providing no areas are exposed to UV, would be left as a final finish.

We are not sure which data sheet you have read which advises the use of Rust-Oleum 3202 Galvinoleum Primer, but to our knowledge this has never been advised by Rust-Oleum UK.

You can see the latest PDS (Product Data Sheet) for Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox on our website on the product page under the 'Download' section. This states 'On non-ferrous substrates, use PVDF Primer or Pegalink as adhesion primer first.'

In answer to your query (do you REALLY have to use a primer) – well that depends on the full circumstances of the project i.e. condition of the substrate, expectation of performance levels, expectation of life span etc. So it is indeed POSSIBLE to apply Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox directly to correctly prepared non-ferrous substrates, but Rust-Oleum's best advice would be to use a primer.

Although we do not offer automotive paints, many customers have used Rust-Oleum CombiColor to hand paint a vehicle.

After cleaning and removal of all loose rust, flaking paint, etc. if you want to apply Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Peganox you would need to first prime with Rust-Oleum Mathys Pegalink Universal Adhesion Primer. Alternatively Rust-Oleum Mathys Noxyde Pegarust could be applied directly without the need of a primer.

Yes but areas must be first primed with either Rust-Oleum Mathys Pegalink Universal Adhesion Primer or Rust-Oleum PVDF Primer.