Re: two-tone H

Posted by CNKS on July 31, 2011 at 08:27:54 from (216.144.104.128):

In Reply to: Re: two-tone H posted by Tom Fleming on July 31, 2011 at 08:04:53:

I remove all paint and use acrylic urethane. BUT a professional painter can use the same lousy short-lived alkyd enamel as IH used and get as good a shine as I get with urethane, or at least a shine or gloss that is completely acceptable. If waxed and kept inside when not in use it will last a long time. The modern automotive paints are much better in durablility and UV resistance than the old alkyd enamel, but the gloss is not that much better. I think the so called "wet look" is an exaggeration. As to original, the original colors don't exsist anymore, simply due to the changes in paint due to enviornmental regulations and otherwise. CaseIH 2150 and the PPG equivalent have an orange tint that used to not be there, so I change the toners to resemble an original color that I have long since forgotten, along with others who refuse to admit that they don't remember either.

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