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where do you get your paint?

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    Posted: 22 Sep 2010 at 6:59pm
Ok  I have another ? for you guys . Where to you get your paint?  At the dealer, online, ACE! There was a place online called equipment color . com but is on longer there. I had good luck with there paint. I am looking for gehl red or close to it. I dont want to get it from gehl because the last of the red they painted fades pink. It did on are 980 chopper boxes anyway that go in the shed. Can anyone help me? Thanks Eric
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I buy mine at fleet farm. I use the relatively cheap Valspar Restoration series. and ad the hardner. The Spray bombs match it well for small touchups. 
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Originally posted by Dakota Dave Dakota Dave wrote:

I buy mine at fleet farm. I use the relatively cheap Valspar Restoration series. and ad the hardner. The Spray bombs match it well for small touchups. 
 I have heard that valspar paint fads also. Have you had good luck with it?
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I use the Herschel Adams paints for Valu Bilt Tractor Catalog.  They also carry it at Orschelin farm stores if yo have any of those.  It is not automotive grade, if you want that you have to get custom mix and pay bigger dollars.
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If you have a Wholesale Auto Paint store nearby, get some acrylic enamel from them. It won't fade and is more durable than what farm stores sell.  There is a place in Joplin that sells Dupont Centari for $30/gal.  The local farm store gets $25/gal for their fleet stuff (which fades).
Why is there never time to do it right the first time, but always time to go back and fix it?
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The local carquest. Dupont Nason
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My experiance is there is no such thing as cheap good paint and a person must get into the low end automotive paint to get quality worthy or spending the time to prep the tractor. There are other brands but the ones I know are Dupont Nason and PPG OMNI and Shopline (depends on the dealer) by the time you get the other needed items besides the color coat your going to spend $250. Myself, If I only had enough money to buy farm fleet paint Id leave the tractor unpainted.
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VanSickle
http://www.vansicklepaint.com/

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   automotive paint urethane
   RM lamco3  one gal
   class as  red and a gal of reducer
   and a can of the hardener
   $286 plus tax (15%) here  (EPA) rule
   no longer available after Dec 2010 
   need air supply too paint it
   enough to paint 1 tractor inside and out
   but it don`t fade that fast
    B:-) Dnoym
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