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Posted by Jim on December 31, 2000 at 13:26:31 from (205.188.193.164):
In Reply to: painting a farmall h posted by b. cloud on December 31, 2000 at 13:21:18:
Have not painted mine, had a neighbor who does it professionally do mine. But would suggest scan the forum, lots of good posts on guns and methods - if it was me, I would lean to the oven cleaner and wire brush method with a steam cleaner. Also suggest pick up Antique Tractor Bible, a very good section with methods and ideas on this in there. Seems like sand blasting is good for parts you can take off that have no seals or openings, i.e. fenders and such.
Good luck, Jim
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