It will probably be cheapest and provide better quality if
you buy a gallon of paint and use an inexpensive sprayer to
apply it. You can still use a spray can or a small brush for
touch-up. Rattle cans are very expensive on an ounce per
ounce basis compared to buying it by the quart or gallon.
Sometimes two quarts cost as much as a gallon or close to
it. I guess the bottom line is BUY IN BULK.. (laugh)
Seriously though, you could easily apply more than two
quarts of paint to your tractor. That's a lot of rattle cans!

Good luck with your paint job.

Here's a link to show you how I do it. Probably more
involved than what you're going for, but you might find
something interesting.

Lee J. Sackett - Tractor Restoration

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