AGCO Paint Match?

I agree, the PO1 is too peachy. Actually, from what I've sprayed from a quart can, it seems to be a bit too "pink" I guess is the word (Shameless, you been messing with Agco's paint??)

Edited by CrestonM - 28 Feb 2018 at 10:22am

If I were to paint something, I'd pursue another paint. I saw a few repainted tractors at Hutch I really adored, and I really wanted to know what paint was used, but tracking down owners was unsuccessful, unfortunately. 

onesimus wrote: I'm thinking about using Rustoleum A-C orange equipment paint to paint a all crop,  anyone had experience with it?

I'm not sure if you are asking about the shade of orange or the quality of the paint. As far as rattle can go, I think Rustoleum is as good if not better than any brand you can buy, but it's still rattle can paint so that isn't saying much. Rustoleum also comes in quarts. I have a friend that used some to paint a metal woodbox. He mixed hardener with it and he said it's the most durable paint he's ever seen. He said he throws wood in that box everyday and it hasn't chipped or scuffed yet.

As for the color, I can't say. I haven't seen Rustoleum's AC orange, but if it matches other brand's version of AC orange (Krylon), I think it's a little darker than it needs to be. It might be correct for older models, but for later ACs (early 60s on) I think it needs to be a little brighter. I think his name on here is AC720man (or something like that), he has a pic of his 190 XT that he has posted several times. I believe his colors are just right. I don't think it would match AC orange in a can. The color he has that tractor is the color I want my D10 to be.

I don't know a lot about paint, but I've heard a lot of guys use that PPG paint. From the reviews I hear, it's pretty good stuff. 

onesimus wrote: I'm thinking about using Rustoleum A-C orange equipment paint to paint a all crop,  anyone had experience with it?

This is Rustoleum Farm & Implement Kubota Orange. The AC orange is even darker. 

we keep rattle cans for about every color of tractors and equipment to to touch up a repaired or replaced part.  i mostly buy the stuff from the dealers because the paint quality is much better and color match and when they do fade they dont fade to some wierd color they just blend in to the rest of the equipment better  .      but i have been using krylon farm and equipment # 1820 for persien orange 1, it seems real close to me as the ppg 60080 that we have mixed and put in arorsal cans .    the rustolum allis chalmers orange is a perfect match to the corperate orange that we have in the rattle can but it fades and looks like the tisco paint very fast

I am by no means a paint specialist. But i can tell you what has worked for me. I have tried many brands of paint. PPG from AMAC sprays easier, covers better, is more forgiving, is the correct color and turns out beautiful in my opinion. Obviously, there are better painters out there that could have made my 190XT look even better, but i am ecstatic how it turned out with my inexperience. That’s what is important after all, as long as your happy with your project.

Well that did not turn out well, suppose to be pictures! Lol.