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Posted by Glenn FitzGerald on February 16, 2006 at 10:44:43 from (4.254.72.94):
I guess this is more of a coffee shop question, but in looking forward to my summer plans/projects, I'm wondering just what paint I should use in repainting my late model SC and DC CASES. Both of these tractors, (esp. the DC) are pretty special to me, however I know they're just tractors. I would like to repaint both of them this summer. All along, I have planned on automotive base clear but am starting to rethink it due to the high cost. They aren't gonna be trailer queens but after going through all the prep work I don't want to cut too many corners either. All that said, what would the long term results be if I used implement paint and hardener from out local Fleet Farm. These tractors will be stored inside most of the time. What paint would you use? Thanks, Glenn FitzGerald
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