Posted by 1954Massey33 on January 26, 2018 at 11:56:54 from (198.161.212.7):
Just bought a John Deere 3020. It has been repainted but is missing the steps in front of the left rear tire. Found a set but they will need repainting. I did some figuring and have a bit of a plan. First, sand down to bare metal and wipe clean with a damp rag. Second, spray a couple light coats of primer that get scuffed with a 3M body scuffing pad and wiped down between coats and after the final coat of primer. Lastly, I will be spraying a couple coats of John Deere Ag/C&CE green. I plan to use the scuff pad on the paint after the first coat only (obviously), wipe it down, paint the second coat, and finish by using a clear coat of some sort. Am I missing anything here? What should I do differently? Will this make the finish too "soft"? Let me know what you think.
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