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chuk

05-19-2007 18:37:33




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need to buy paint for my 1950 jd m37073.approx how much paint and other do i need,colors just green and yellow ?most stuff i can do inside but will have to paint rear outside or after tractor is reassembled best option is?i do have someone to show me the basics on the tin and small stuff in his garage. he has a little knowledge and instrutions from paint gun.any other suggestions welcome. thanks chuk

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glennster

05-20-2007 19:18:30




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 Re: jd m in reply to chuk, 05-19-2007 18:37:33  
not an easy question, depens on a few of things, paint type, weather you are using an hvlp or standard siphon gun, and how many coats of paint. to just give you a ballpark, go with a gallon to a gallon and a half for the green, and a quart to quart and a half for yellow for the wheels, figuring two to three coats.



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chuk

05-21-2007 10:52:39




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 Re: jd m in reply to glennster, 05-20-2007 19:18:30  
the paint was on this site classic grn tp215&tp190 yellow.good?was going to try the rustoleum paint?just getting suggestions. paint gun has canister on top of the gun cant remember brand.he has thinner.does it have to be compatable?he painted his ac wd45.turned out ok.ive stripped mine to rear & center with hubs on, so just thought id try painting while engines being rebuilt.



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glennster

05-22-2007 05:49:43




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 Re: jd m in reply to chuk, 05-21-2007 10:52:39  
cup is on top, you got a gravity gun, hvlp. good gun. as far as paint, use the primer and thinner(or reducer) that the paint recommends. everything needs to be compatible otherwise you could run in to problems if its your first paint job. if its a working girl and not a trailer queen, any good tractor enamel will be fine. i tried some majic paint made from soy bean oil from the local big r store on an old jd 301 a, came out pretty good, paint 7-8 dollars a quart, reducer and hardener about the same price, heres a few pics.
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glennster

05-22-2007 05:55:44




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 Re: jd m in reply to glennster, 05-22-2007 05:49:43  
if you want to go a highline paint, heres a few pics of a 64 impala we just did here at the shop, used diamont base coat clear coat, clear was the 92 glamour clear, this is gonna be a trailer queen. we have around 600-700 in just materials on this one.
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chuk

05-23-2007 16:49:15




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 Re: jd m in reply to glennster, 05-22-2007 05:55:44  
just a working tractor maybe take it to the local fair,mostly looking for durable paint,first time painting.dont think il match that quality,nice car.



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chuk

05-23-2007 17:34:47




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 Re: jd m in reply to chuk, 05-23-2007 16:49:15  
i put a pic in community album but i think il start with small pieces,any differance painting tin and cast?does it all need primed?



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glennster

05-23-2007 19:13:13




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 Re: jd m in reply to chuk, 05-23-2007 17:34:47  
yup i'd get primer on everything youre gonna paint.



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