rattle can persian orange

Rust-o-leum has it. I tried Krylon, and that was pretty nasty stuff. (runny) there are others. plus agco has it too

got mine at Home Depot, online or order at store [ qt-gal-spray can] pro. label 

yes Phil...it does

shameless (ne) wrote: Rust-o-leum has it. I tried Krylon, and that was pretty nasty stuff. (runny) there are others. plus agco has it too

AGCO's persian orange is po#2 not 1  They only have PO#1 in quarts.

TISCO AC Persian Orange #1 TP 282 SP
"Manufactured Exclusively for TISCO by Van Sickle Paint Mfg Co. Lincoln NE 68508"
I got my spray cans from Tractoropolis booth at a tractor show. Amazon has it.


KRYLON Farm & Implement #1820 Allis Chalmers orange. It is PO#1


The# 280135 Rustoleum, the can doesn't say if it is PO#1 or PO#2 anybody know for sure?

TISCO TP285SP is their PO#2


Edited by BrianC - 21 Jan 2017 at 9:27am

I get Van Sickle PO #1 and #2 at Orscheln's. I think it is a pretty good match.

There is a guy on here that sells #1 or #2.  His handle is;
amac  Merlin Boshart. Lives in Iowa.  VERY good paint and good prices.

I have used gm engine orange for PO1 it is pretty close and seemed to hold up ok. I ended up painting over it with po2 a few years later.

I bought a can of the rust-o-leum about a month ago, haven't used it yet, it is supposed to be a new formula they are putting out. i'll see if I can find the can and post the info off it. I brought all my specialty paints in for the winter...gotta find where I puts them! lol

How's the Van Sickle paint hold up? Trying to put a cab on the XT and was thinking about doing the quick clean and paint just so everything matched better before hay season.

A few years back, picked up a spray can of Husqvarna (spelling) paint at TSC. For a faded D-Series on PO2, it looked pretty darn close but I would not use it to touch up fresh PO1 or 2.

I would stay away from rust oleum paint if possible-- I have had a lot of trouble if it's there is too much moisture and on 2nd/3rd coat, also does not react well will many primers. I have had good results as well. Just a thought to pass on. Kevin

I have learned most Allis tractors are painted way wrongs lol the paint you can by off the shelf fade & get pink or ugly. I have learned to love tho original paint faded rusty Ect if I'm going to paint one I will take a nos Allis part say to ppt have them sample it & do it 100% right as I can I personally hate a pink tractor but that's me

wrote: I don't believe there is any good durable spray paint, I wish there was.

That is indeed a fact my friend, there just plain isnt any unless a person has a real paint store fill some pray bombs with good quality paint. I have tried every brand mentioned here and some that have not and come to the conclusion that all the hardware and implement store spays are the  same basic chemistry.  Some of it may run a little easier, some may flash off quicker but all of it will take weeks to dry completely and be fading by the time it is dry if it sits out in the sun.
 Now if a person buys same paint in quarts AND adds hardener AND does a nice job applying it AND keeps the tractor inside it will last a good while. Our B was painted in 2001 with Quality Farm Fleet A-C orange. The C was painted with TSC Kubota orange in 2002. At TSC you never know from year to year what color you will get. This picture was taken last summer. Both are user tractors but kept inside and still look respectable for 15 years old with  cheap materials I think?





Edited by Butch(OH) - 23 Jan 2017 at 7:21am

I just picked up a spray can of PO1 AGCO paint last week at my dealer along with a couple spray cans of PO2. I won't mess with farm store brands I haven't had much luck with them matching or not fading.