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I needed to disassemble my snowblower to fix a seized drive cable and as I dug deeper into the machine I encountered a few more issues. The result is that I have the chute and housing off as well as the impeller and augers. I know it is late in the year but I cannot help thinking that I should put a coat of paint on the rusty/bare parts.
This won't be a full restoration and sandblasting isn't an option. I've used a wire brush and flap disk in my grinder to clean up some of the rust. It is a 20yr old honda; there is pitting and my rust cleanup isn't perfect. The previous owner damaged the bottom of the housing (typical shoeless Honda) and I'll likely repair/weld it next summer. Nevertheless, I'd like a paint that will hold up to typical use. Any recommendations?
This won't be a full restoration and sandblasting isn't an option. I've used a wire brush and flap disk in my grinder to clean up some of the rust. It is a 20yr old honda; there is pitting and my rust cleanup isn't perfect. The previous owner damaged the bottom of the housing (typical shoeless Honda) and I'll likely repair/weld it next summer. Nevertheless, I'd like a paint that will hold up to typical use. Any recommendations?