MNYPDRBLT

Anyone ever find any paint or have any ideas what might stick on the bottom side of a mowing deck? I would like to paint mine with something to keep it from rusting any further, and to ease clean-up. I put on some really good frame paint about two years ago, but that is all gone already. Any ideas?

Mcmopar

I would use a good epoxy primer, and then one of the industrial coatings. Try PPG I've always had good luck.

BlowBy

POR15 is good stuff but expensive for a lawn mower deck.

It's a paint used on frames,axles and the like.It's black and takes some work to get the metal ready but it is very glossy.

If it was me I'd just clean out all the grass real good seen you won't use it is winter and just primer it and paint it black and just redo it every year, or thats what me and my dad do.

You may try a rattle can of under coat or spary on bed liner.

MNYPDRBLT

Yea, that por 15 is some good stuff but it won't hold up on a lawnmower deck! ( that is what I used the first time )

JKM

Try a can of ceramic paint , like is used on mufflers , works great.

Lary Ellis (Top)

Pretty tough area to keep from rusting for sure.

Once you do get it painted again, be sure to not mow your grass unless it is dry, that wet grass clinging to the deck is what is causing the problem in the first place

Begle1

Err, how about Rhino-Liner or Line-X? I've definitly seen it on the bottom of mower decks before.

Sidewinder

What is POR15??

12valve@heart

Have you considered powder-coat after a good sand-blasting?

BEHRMAN

Hammerite works great. Have special goo it so it can be applied right over rust and also help prevent it. Can get an most hardware stores for $10 quart. Looks cool too.

tempforce

a good way to save the underside of the mower is to spray silicone on it prier to mowing, easy clean up and the coating will help prevent rust.

dieselminded

I use the under coating in a can kind of like bed liner and the grass dont stick and it goes on real thick so rust isnt a factoe either every auto part store has it.