Paint and Coating Selection Guide

Rustoleum System No. Page No. Material/Substrate Steel Galvanized/Aluminum Concrete/Masonry Concrete Floors Wood Vehicle Antislip Floors Water Immersion Heat-Resistant Architectural 5499, Metal 6000, Epoxy Turbo 7400 8400 3400 9100 2500 9700 Max 5300 9800 5200 3100 V6400 9400 S40 6500 Shield 6711 Krete 1211 1211 1210 1218 1210 1219 1209 1218 1219 1209 1209 1210 1219 1220 1220 1221 1221 1221 AS6500, AS9100, 4200, AS6000, AS5400 C9578 4315 Beyond 1220 1218 1222 1209

Exposure Conditions
Mild: Outdoor weathering, mild industrial fumes, and normal humidity with mold and mildew conditions. Moderate: Frequent fumes and spills of mild chemicals. Withstands occasional chemical cleaning. Intermittent high humidity, moisture, mold, and mildew conditions. Severe: Frequent fumes and spills of strong chemicals. High humidity and moisture. Withstands frequent chemical cleaning. High Temperature: Temperatures up to 800F for the 4200 system (see page 1222) and up to 1200F for the 4315 system (see page 1222).

Coating Types
Alkyd: For general plant maintenance, steel pipes, lockers, and more. Mild to moderate exposure conditions. Acrylic: For populated areas requiring low odor and minimal or zero VOCs. Epoxy: For structural steel, floors, or other indoor areas with moderate to severe environments. Urethane: For tanks, towers, metal buildings, and areas with severe exposure to chemicals and elements.

Aerosol Types
Striping Paints: For permanent lines, warnings, and indications. Marking Paints: For temporary identification of power lines, water lines, and more. Rust-Preventative Coatings: Provides the best corrosion protection and color retention. Enamel Spray Coatings: For everyday maintenance applications. All-Purpose Enamels: For basic touch-up jobs where coverage and color are not critical. Acrylic Lacquers: Provide a high-gloss finish that can be recoated anytime.