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Originally Posted by leo
LowdownA, the paint was dry, 10 days dry in the sun, as I said the instructions on the rattle can were followed to perfection. However, dry on the surface and not underneath. Nothing was said or implied regarding the ability to use a grill cover after that period of time. Something is obviously wrong with the instructions given or oil based paints are not the best thing to use for that purpose. I like Rustoleum products, the chassis on my coupe was painted with them. But something is definately wrong with the grill application.
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Don't feel bad. I had a similar experience not long ago. It wasn't high heat paint but it was rustoleum. I too followed the instruction on the can and ran into the same problems as you. The paint was dry to the touch after several days, but gummy underneath. I think rustoleum changed their formulas and its now junk paint. I won't buy any more. I switched to another brand and all is good now.