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Old 06-12-2020, 05:38 PM   #1
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painting metal propane lines under camper

I'm painting the frame to our '03 camper. I'm using Rust-Oleum rusty metal primer and Rust-Oleum Professional oil-based paint after I thoroughly scrub and rinse. I thought about painting the metal pipe propane lines under the camper. Can I paint those propane lines and use the same primer and paint?
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Old 06-12-2020, 08:47 PM   #2
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Use a brass brush to knock off the loose rust, and paint away. No different than painting hydraulic hardlines, Lube oil lines, HP air lines, etc. on a 75 year old Sub.
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It's black iron pipe and quite thick paint away if you like either way it will long out last the camper by decades.
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My thoughts, paint them. The threaded areas are the worst as the wall thickness at the threads is smaller. Odds are higher the thread area will rust through first. I did paint mine.
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Black iron is oil treated so if you decide to paint it it really should be cleaned first how well the oil survived under a camper is questionable but it was oiled from new. I guess so it looked good in the store. Because I don't like to paint unless I can see it I'm not interested in painting some thing that will outlast me!
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