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Whether you want to start spraying, add rust coatings to your shop, protect your own fleet or equipment, or need something coated, a real coatings specialist reads every request and follows up personally.
FAQ
Common questions
What does it cost to start spraying rust coatings?
Most of the investment is the spray rig: a heated plural-component proportioner, heated hose, spray gun and either a trailer or a shop setup. Materials, training and safety gear add to that. The right package depends on whether you work mobile or from a bay and what you plan to spray first, so tell us your plans and we’ll put real package pricing in front of you, including financing options.
Do I need coatings experience?
No. It helps to be mechanically minded and comfortable with equipment, and many successful applicators come from auto body, painting, welding, bedliner, ag or construction work. Hands-on training covers equipment operation and maintenance, surface preparation, application technique and safety.
How do I find someone to coat my equipment?
Use the form on this page and choose “I need something coated.” Tell us what you have and where it is, and we’ll connect you with a trained applicator in the ArmorThane network who does that kind of work.
Can you spray polyurea over rust?
Not over loose rust, scale, oil or salt. A spray coating is a barrier, and it is only as good as its bond to the steel. Abrasive blasting to the profile the system calls for is the standard; where blasting isn’t practical, thorough power-tool cleaning with the right primer can work on some jobs. Spraying over rust traps the problem underneath.