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Old 08-13-2020, 09:08 AM   #1
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Ospho - Best application method?

After grinding down minor surface rust, am now ready to enter Ospho application stage.

What is the preferred method of application?

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Old 08-13-2020, 09:41 AM   #2
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Depends on the application. For the floor I just dump it here and there and use an old mop to spread it around. I also have an empty windex bottle full for vertical surfaces and hard to reach areas.
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Depends on the application. For the floor I just dump it here and there and use an old mop to spread it around. I also have an empty windex bottle full for vertical surfaces and hard to reach areas.
Roger that. It's for the floor. I wire brushed the surface rust away. Thankfully nothing too entailed. My initial thought was spray bottles but doing the entire floor, I thought I'd be a little closer to the product than desired.

A mop definitely sounds like a sound idea, thanks.
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Roger that. It's for the floor. I wire brushed the surface rust away. Thankfully nothing too entailed. My initial thought was spray bottles but doing the entire floor, I thought I'd be a little closer to the product than desired.

A mop definitely sounds like a sound idea, thanks.
spray bottle causes enough volatilization that I always feel a mild burn in my throat while spraying into confined areas.

I'd pour some out and spread with a throw a way brush (which I'd save for the purpose)
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spray bottle causes enough volatilization that I always feel a mild burn in my throat while spraying into confined areas.

I'd pour some out and spread with a throw a way brush (which I'd save for the purpose)
I forgot to add I only spray it if I have a mask and a prevailing wind or fan behind me.
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Ospho needs a follow up coat of paint. I used ospho for my floor and then gave a coat of rustoleum fence paint and I am happy with the result

I decided to use rustoleum rust reformer on the underside because I did not want to use ospho and then apply a second coat of another paint. I will use a pump type fertilizer sprayer when I start the underside
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I forgot to add I only spray it if I have a mask and a prevailing wind or fan behind me.
That's a lesson I keep needing to relearn...

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