Re: Any Good?

Posted by Steve W on September 12, 2000 at 13:23:24 from (205.232.79.79):

In Reply to: Any Good? posted by Karl Bader on September 11, 2000 at 10:52:50:

It depends on what you want out of your tractor. If you want it to look as it did when it left the factory, a Wagner will give you a good resemblense to factory, after a little practice. You will need to get the viscosity funnel, and actually use it to thin the paint to the right consistency.

If you want one of those over restored tractors that win prizes, fill all the casting marks with bondo, prep to 400 grit sanpaper, use Imron, and buff to a high gloss. But if you could compare it too an original, it wouldn't look much like one.

Good Luck
Steve

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