Re painting coil springs

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After sandblasting mine I sprayed a light coat of primer followed
by "natural cast" grey paint. It has held up perfectly for several
years so far. This paint can be purchased at any major auto parts
store. Clyde




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Probably the best overall coating system for coil springs would be
POR-15. It is flexible, and is pretty darn good at inhibiting
rust. Don't get it on your hands, or it will be there for a
while....

Kevin.






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