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Mandomaniac

09-28-2012 15:59:02
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Been hard at work on my 601 with 172 engine and 720 loader (had to split for new clutch, etc and also bit for adding power steering assembly)

Figured since I had my poor beast about completely torn down, I would make it pretty and last a bit.

Bought some Majic acrylic paint with hardener from TSC in Ford Red.

Anyone know how close this will be to original paint for a Ford 601?

Hopefully reasonably close....but if you have experience with this paint, please let me know.

Thanks!

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El Toro

10-03-2012 07:20:30
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  

We referred to that cheap paint as whale oil. Buy either PPG, Dupont or Martin Senour. A farmer in Ohio always has used Martin Senour Crossfire paint when painting tractors. Here are some pictures of his painted tractors. Hal

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Mandomaniac

09-29-2012 17:35:05
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
Interesting......Tractor Supply and AgriSupply sure seem to stock it by the boatload for 'idjits' like me. Maye they will refund my $$$. If not...I'll paint with it and it will look better for a while. :oops: [/i]



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Mandomaniac

09-29-2012 04:54:47
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
OOps....

My puter did not show Stephen's reply before I posted. It may have answered my question. Thanks.



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mandomaniac

09-29-2012 04:50:29
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
Showcrop....that sure is eyecandy!

CNKS...I stand corrected, it is indeed alkyd. Whar did thy not like about it? I'm not looking for show tractor....just want it to look decent and hold up under use.



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CNKS

09-29-2012 07:19:14
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to mandomaniac, 09-29-2012 04:50:29  
As Stephen says it fades and it is not durable. Alkyd is the worst paint you can buy.



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Stephen Newell

09-28-2012 21:03:42
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
I don't know anything about the Majic paint but I do know any alkyd enamel is bad to fade especially a red paint. As much trouble as it is to paint a tractor, if you really care I would use a automotive paint. Otherwise in 3-4 years you might have a pink tractor.



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CNKS

09-28-2012 17:07:03
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
Most people on the IH forum don't like it--best to take it back and get, at the least, paint from your NH dealer. It's not acrylic, it is alkyd, 30's technology.



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soundguy

10-02-2012 19:00:08
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to CNKS, 09-28-2012 17:07:03  
i thought valspar was maiking the 2150? is it an acrilic modified alkyd? or?

i flipped for that on the C and H.. cost more than the tsc valspar I can tell ya...



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CNKS

10-03-2012 06:32:22
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to soundguy, 10-02-2012 19:00:08  
2150 used to say acrylic modifed alkyd enamel. The can no longer says that but I imagine it still is. I have never used it. Valspar makes everything from junk to urethane.



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soundguy

10-03-2012 07:45:46
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to CNKS, 10-03-2012 06:32:22  
The 2150 went on good. It cost more than the plain alkyd valspar that TSC used to carry. Reduced a little differently but went down pretty good after some test sprays.



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showcrop

09-28-2012 17:04:21
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showcrop

09-28-2012 17:02:53
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to Mandomaniac, 09-28-2012 15:59:02  
I wanted to get some parts powder coated so when they came back I took the battery tray to the paint jobber and got it digitally analyzed to mach. The powder coat color was hot orange or something like that. It is not quite as orange as it should be but I like it.



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El Toro

09-30-2012 18:57:34
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to showcrop, 09-28-2012 17:02:53  
It probably looks better now than when new. Hal



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El Toro

09-30-2012 18:56:08
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 Re: Painting 601 in reply to showcrop, 09-28-2012 17:02:53  
It probably looks better now than when new. Hal



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