Rattle can Persion Orange 2 paint

You might try VanSickle. They make PO#1 that is right on the money. They manufacture paint for Tisco as well. 

the rustoleum ac orange is similar to po2.

Rattle DE Dattle !!!!!!!!!

Who sells VanSickle brand paint? Has anyone used the Krylon 1820? Does it hold up? I don't know about their farm/implement paint, but their regular rattle can paint is very low quality. Ron

Thanks fella's for all the good comments.

Ok, call me unknowing, but please tell me the difference between Persian 1 and Persian 2.

Ac had 3 shades of orange;

Persian #1  1929-1960
Persian #2  1960-1977
Corporate   1977-1985

Each shade of orange from #1 to Corporate was a little darker or reddish in color.

Never ceases to amaze me that with all the people looking for cheap and correct paint that Valspar refuses to bother to get the colors right. I mean like how  hard would it be  for them  to put a chip of 60080 and 60396 and whatver coperate orange under the same machine my PPG dealer uses and get the stupid colors correct, then mix them correctly  AND label them  correctly Persian 1,2 and corp??????,,, GOOD GRIEF nothing but stupidity!!! Off my box, I feel better now

If painting one complete unit with a Rattle can you will get a match .How do you expect a rattle can to match what is sprayed out of a gun,you can't and it will never happen unless you have your paint mixed to spray out of a paint gun then have  some of it put in a rattle can for touch up and then it might not match .I can go to a show and look at a line up of 20 tractors painted  by 20 differran people ( corp. color ) and see differan shades  .Dose it not also have to do with how the metal preparation was done and the primer ,and what is added to the paint be for spraying  it?.And the paint mixer. I am not a painter but been around for awhile and seen alot of painting of all kinds .Just my 3 cents but I do not think the odds are for anyone trying to match paint out of a paint gun to what comes out of a rattle can.

Paint wont match excatly when two differant batches are mixed at the same supplier. Paint doesnt match the same when viewed in differant light. Paint shade varies with the color of the underlayments and the texture of the finish. They sure as heck are not going to match exactly if you try to patch urethane with spray bomb acrylic enamels. These are all fine points. What I was talking about was the ding dongs at Valpsar cant get within a mile of being right and seemingly dont care if its right.  One batch at TSC is red, next year when they change the labels it is yellow you never know and its all labeled A-C Orange. Go buy some JD paint from them and see if it matches, we have a F-620 and I splashed some on a couple spots just to keep it from rusting and you cannot tell it was patched from 3 feet away. let alone looking down a row of tractors. My brother in law regularly patches the dings in his Case/IHC equipment with valspar spray bombs and at least you cant tell it from the dang road like the A-C paint. This is when I learned Valspar can do it, they just wont in the case of our paint. Dont get me wrong I wouldnt paint a tractor with Valspar or any other cheapo paint or spray bomb on a bet but others do and It would be nice to have a some around to fix dings without wondering what the color of the week is. Off my stool, again.

Michael (WI) wrote:

this shows the differences perfectly, corp on left, po2 center, po1 on right.

I must admit there is shade variation between rattle can batches, but I don't paint a tractor to shine it and line it, I paint for preservation and so it looks good while I'm plowing with it.

this krylon 1820, is it farm/implement paint? Ron

I am a Tisco dealer also ,I will not sell paint ,that way I do not have to here about NO MATCHING .Paint matching problem's  did not just start yesterday .