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Re: Painting a 1066 with IH 2150 rouge red - I NEE
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Posted by O6'er on April 04, 2006 at 06:11:56 from (66.187.39.195):
In Reply to: Painting a 1066 with IH 2150 rouge red - I NEED HE posted by NB06IH1066 on April 03, 2006 at 21:17:23:
I've painted a bunch of tractors and I used to use acrylic enamels with a good hardener like the stuff from your IH dealer but I switched to using Acrylic urethanes like Dupont Imron. You will find that it covers better so you will use less paint, it is MUCH more resistant to gas, oil, antifreeze etc.. and it continues to shine without clear coat or wax. Economicly you will find that it is not any more expensive than using a good enamel. My local auto parts store has Case IH red Imron on the shelf. $79 for the pigment and $23 for the catalyst. Once you try it I think you will see it is worth the money. Just my opinion.
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