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Product Compatibility
Information about compatibility of other products with Mastercoat products.
Yes. It is best to apply the sound deadener as soon as the rust sealer is dry to the touch to ensure optimal adhesion.
No, this is not recommended.
No, it is not recommended. AG111 makes a great bedliner, so it's one or the other.
Yes. It is recommended to remove as much loose paint as you can if possible, and scuff up any remaining tightly adhered paint with sandpaper to ensure adhesion. Apply two coats of rust sealer and a topcoat as directed. Black chassis finish and AG111 can also adhere to existing paint prepped the same way, but we recommend using the rust sealer so rust doesn't eat through your paint job.
Yes. Metal prep is a very good step to take but not necessary in every application. It is highly recommended to use to dissolve surface rust, etch the surface, and ensure a toothy surface for adhesion for our permanent rust sealer. However the rust sealer will still adhere to surfaces that have been cleaned of oil and grease (use mineral spirits), and loose scale removed. If our metal prep is unavailable, other brands of metal prep can be used. We recommend phosphoric acid, preferably with zinc as an ingredient. Follow instructions of your brand and make sure the surface is thoroughly dried before applying Mastercoat rust sealer.
Yes. You can source medium urethane reducer locally and reduce our products at 10%.
Yes. Apply two coats of Mastercoat Permanent Rust Sealer and then apply the bedliner as soon as Mastercoat Permanent Rust Sealer is dry to the touch to ensure maximum adhesion. Check out our Sound Deadener and Thermal Insulator--adding this to our AG111 makes a great bedliner! It can be added to Mastercoat Permanent Rust Sealer, or any paint.
Yes. The best method we've found is to apply Mastercoat rust sealer first, and then a brand name seam sealer as directed. You want to ensure the rust sealer seeps down into the seam and covers to stop/prevent rust. Without it, the seam sealer will just prevent water. If you plan to topcoat, apply another coat of rust sealer over the seam sealer and then a topcoat such as AG111.
Yes. You can use anything you want over the rust sealers. Just make sure the rust sealer is dry to the touch before applying epoxy, or anything else, over it.
Yes. It is recommended to apply bedliner as soon as the rust sealer is dry to the touch to ensure optimal adhesion.
Obviously you wouldn't need to prevent or seal rust on fiberglass, but it will adhere to fiberglass. Just scuff up the surface and apply per the instructions.
These products are not recommended for chrome. For chrome, you are much better off getting them replated. Of course, you can use these coatings on the back of chrome bumpers.
Yes, these products should adhere to lead surfaces.
These products have just enough flex to be used successfully on leaf springs, but not on more "traditional" type springs.
It is recommended to apply grease to the bolts before coating the frame with the rust sealers/AG111/Chassis Black Finish so the bolts don't become permanently welded in place.