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Re: Re: Paint Questions/Opinions
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Posted by Peabody on June 11, 2004 at 05:41:03 from (66.191.152.242):
In Reply to: Re: Paint Questions/Opinions posted by CNKS on June 10, 2004 at 20:00:28:
I sweated over this question a year ago when I restored my 52 Super C. I wanted to use the really good stuff, but after reading about the health hazards of hardeners, it scared me away from it. I used IH 2150 without hardener from my local CNH dealer and am still very pleased with the results. Also, the IH 2150 in the spray cans is an exact touch-up match. I paid $44.00/gal in May 2003. The IH paint I used was manufactured by Valspar, a really large paint outfit.
I am restoring a 59 Cub right now and have every intention of using the 2150 on it.
The paint appears really bright red when first applied, but darkens some as it cures.
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