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Re: Paint types
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Posted by Seth_ia on June 18, 2006 at 20:14:11 from (167.142.10.135):
In Reply to: Re: Paint types posted by Jason(ma) on June 17, 2006 at 09:54:12:
For what little my opinion is worth when it comes to paint jobs I still am a fan of paint from the implement dealer at least when it come to IH paint. Our IH 806 was painted two years ago and unfortunatly sits outside EVERDAY. Yesterday I touched up the quick hitch before I ran it through a parade. I was very surprised to say that the paint has faded very little. If I get a minutes time I will place a freshly painted hood side beside with the 806 and post a picture. It has held up as good as some of the cheap 2K paint I"ve seen. This new formula is definatly better than the old formula on my super M. It sets in side most of the time, but has faded worse(not terrable) than the 806. I will say however that IH primer is a pain. I am currently painting my mother"s IH 350 utility and the "red oxide" primer is giving me real problems. I may break the cardinal rule on my next painting project and mix and match paint systems and use a better primer/surfacer with IH 2150. Any sugestions? On a third subject I wisely took advise from some here on this forum and have never painted with hardner, since I have no intention of buying a suplied air system. I recently figured out how wise this advice was when I walked in on a friend spraying paint containing hardener. While this first exposer did not bother my breathing, I have never had my eyes burn from overspray before like they did that night. He was just sparying JD paint which has never bothered me before, but just the overspray w/ harnener sure made my eyes burn. I can"t imagine spraying a whole tractor like that!!
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