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Posted by Gordo on February 07, 2005 at 09:44:45 from (64.68.166.234):
In Reply to: Paint question gauges posted by Shaggy on February 07, 2005 at 06:50:09:
Enamels are, or should be obsolete. They will fade, and don't hold up that well to oils, greases bird poop and tree sap. If you are building a museum piece it is ok. Otherwise go with the uerathanes. I DO use enamel on the parts of the tractor that were painted seperately and attached to the tractor after it was painted, like lights, shocks, seats, steering wheel, tool boxes. This allows me to hand work these items, and I believe the color match SHOULD be just a tad different than the rest of the tractor. Just that added little extra touch. Gordo Gordo
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