Can you topcoat with plain old Rust-oleum enamel?

I think that Rustoleum enamel is an oil-base paint. If so you cannot topcoat with this. I did this once and the topcoat flaked off in 6 months. Here is what the manufacturer says about top-coating: You do not need to topcoat, but if you do:WHATTYPE OF TOPCOATSHOULD YOU USE? The following are our general recommendations for topcoat selection. It is critical to ensure that the topcoat chosen has been formulated for use in your particular service environment and for use with zinc-rich coatings. In all cases, contact the topcoat manufacturer for environmental and compatibility data and apply the coating strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's printed instruction sheets.Guide to Topcoating over ZRCEPOXY/POLYAMIDE: Atwo-component system which is probably our most recommended. It has excellent chemical resistance, flexibility and impact resistance; and is easy to use. We recommend it for indoor projects only because of epoxy's poor UV light stability; i.e. it will fade and dull during prolonged exposure to sunlight.ALIPHATIC POLYURETHANE: This can be either a one or two-component coating which is most often recommended for exterior applications. It has great UV light stability, flexibility and chemical resistance, but can be expensive when compared with epoxies or acrylics.ACRYLIC ENAMEL: Most often used in automotive work and by small O.E.M.'s (Original Equipment Manufacturers), acrylics are inexpensive and OK for use with ZRC provided they are 100% acrylic. Some manufacturers add Alkyd oils to their acrylics which will react with the zinc salt formed when ZRC corrodes, causing blistering and peeling. You must contact the acrylic's manufacturer to determine compatibility.VINYLS: Another family of low-cost coating, frequently used in wet environments such as water tanks and oceanfront locations.DO NOTUSE ALKYDS OR LACQUERS!!!Alkyds, as we discussed above, contains a "Tall Oil" which reacts with the salt formed when zinc corrodes and leads to blistering and peeling. Actually, the reaction is called "Saponification", that is, a zinc soap is formed leaving nothing for the topcoat to stick to.Lacquer paints, such as those used for expensive automobile restoration, have extremely strong solvents which can soften the ZRC binder, making it easy to remove. Please remember that ZRC is 95% pure zinc and has only 5% binder holding it together.

Can I use it for painting a concreat patio?

I would not use it on concrete, they are paint made to adhere to concrete that would be better. ZRC paint is designed for corrosion protection for steel.

what is the drying time befor i can put my lift back in the water

After the 2nd coat wait 72 hours. I would use 3 coats on parts immersed in water.

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ZRC 10002 Cold Galvanized Compound | Single Quart | Corrosion Protection for Iron and Steel | Comparable to Hot Dip Galvanized Performance | 95% Metal Zinc Content

ZRC 10002 Cold Galvanized Compound | Single Quart | Corrosion Protection for Iron and Steel | Comparable to Hot Dip Galvanized Performance | 95% Metal Zinc Content

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Material
Zinc
Brand
ZRC WORLD WIDE
Color
metallic
Shape
Rectangular
Item Form
シート

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ZRC Cold Galvanized Compound - 1 Quart ZRC Galbilite Quart can is a "ultra pure" zinc dust with a high zinc content and a unique non-encapsulated binder. ZRC's unrivaled, industry-leading unique formula is a true Galvanic corrosion resistant film that protects steel. The evidence of this cold galvanized compound is found in the steel and the photograph. ZRC Galvilite performance is leading the competition over and over again. 95% weight in dry film Original Cold Galvanized Compound 50 years of proven true Galvanic protection Comparable to Hot Dipped Galvanized Single Component Battleship Gray Finish Applies with brush, roller, or spray Meets or exceeds all U.S. VOC standards. No-clog aerosol foam ASTM D520 Type III Salt Mist Exposure: 2,852 hours progression/QUV Exposure: 2 00 Hour ZRC meets SSPC-Paint 20 (zinc rich primer specification). ZRC meets SSPC-Paint 29 (Performance base zinc dust sacrifice primer)

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Item Weight	2.72 kg
Grade Rating	Industrial
Specification Met	Sspc-paint 20, Sspc-paint 29
Number of Items	1
Manufacturer	ZRC Worldwide
Part number	10002
Item Weight	2.72 Kilograms
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Finish	Zinc
Batteries Included	No
Batteries Required?	No

ZRC 10002 Cold Galvanized Compound | Single Quart | Corrosion Protection for Iron and Steel | Comparable to Hot Dip Galvanized Performance | 95% Metal Zinc Content

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