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CNKS
02-21-2005 13:34:24
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Except that 7410 is supposedly for pre-1949 tractors, as is your B. The one I'm working on now is a 1958, which should be 96766, or whatever the last person who mixed it said it was, I guess. I always thought that somewhere back in time, someone (DuPont or PPG or both) matched the color from the factory IH 50 and 2150, that was the "correct" color, and should not be modified -- I guess not. If it's left up to people like me, who confuse red and orange, you could have a thousand colors. I thought that suppliers or body shops only modified the formula when they were trying to exactly match a replacement fender to an existing door on a car or something. If they painted the whole car, they mixed according to the factory code on the car, and then would get no complaints unless they really messed up. Can I go to my friendly Case IH dealer, get a quart of 2150, which in theory is the correct paint, spray it out, have PPG, DuPont, or whoever match it as close as they can -- then can them or I keep that formula and get it duplicated the next time??
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