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Hardener for Case brand paint?

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Bud

03-26-2003 04:42:23

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I am planning on buying two gallons of Case red paint from the dealer to repaint my tractor and a few implements. I have spent many hours getting the sheetmetal perfect and I want the best finish possible. I have heard talk around here of putting a hardener in the paint to boost it's durability. Can someone name a specific hardener that I can ask for at the paint store?
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Bud

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Redtractorman

03-27-2003 16:00:00

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Re: Hardener for Case brand paint? in reply to Bud, 03-26-2003 04:42:23

Take your paint to your paint store and have them match up the correct hardener.

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Pete

03-26-2003 17:43:42

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Re: Hardener for Case brand paint? in reply to Bud, 03-26-2003 04:42:23

I bought paint for my Super A from the local Case/IH dealer and when I asked him what hardner to use he recommended Nason. I used the Nason hardner and was pleased with the results, but like others said you need to protect youself from the fumes. Be careful.

Pete

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Cliff Neubauer

03-26-2003 05:38:12

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Re: Hardener for Case brand paint? in reply to Bud, 03-26-2003 04:42:23

I use an Autobody Master acrylic enamel hardner with it but any acrylic enamel hardner should work. Be sure to use the proper breathing protection when using hardner.

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Cliff Neubauer

03-26-2003 05:37:13

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Re: Hardener for Case brand paint? in reply to Bud, 03-26-2003 04:42:23

I use an Autobody Master acrylic enamel hardner with it but any acrylic enamel hardner should work. Be sure to use the proper breathing protection when using hardner.

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Bill in TN

03-26-2003 13:51:36

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Re: Re: Hardener for Case brand paint? in reply to Cliff Neubauer, 03-26-2003 05:37:13

I used napa brand hardner. $17 a pint...

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