I have noticed some threads where people mention using spray bombs, especially when applying primer. They talking rattle cans? Or some other device? An older neighbor and friend who died a few years back mentioned a type of canister where he would fill with piant or other substance, then after attaching the "lid" would pressurize the canister with compressed air, then spray it. Is this the infamous spray bomb? I just painted my JD40 today, my 2nd tractor paint job. It turned out pretty good, but the cast sections are not very shiney. I suspect that my technique, especially the distance between the gun and surface needs some work. I am sure people who turn out fantastic jobs have done it over and over many times. I would not mind that if prep didn't require so much time, gotta love it. I have enjoyed this forum and have picked up some good information.

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Re: What is a spray bomb? Farmallgray 06:59:45 01/29/06 (5)
- Re: What is a spray bomb? TByrd 20:32:40 01/29/06 (0)
- Re: What is a spray bomb? CNKS 10:27:46 01/29/06 (3)
  - Re: What is a spray bomb? Farmallgray 17:17:10 01/30/06 (0)
  - Re: What is a spray bomb? Rod (NH) 12:31:40 01/29/06 (1)
    - Re: What is a spray bomb? CNKS 12:40:31 01/29/06 (0)
Re: What is a spray bomb? CNKS 06:55:38 01/29/06 (0)
Re: What is a spray bomb? 1030 brian 21:20:20 01/28/06 (0)

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