Old weldor
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Is there anywhere you can get the correct green for a 1949 oliver 88, in a spray can? I just have a small part to paint.
- Thread starter Old weldor
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super 55
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- Whonnock BC
That depends on the paint on the tractor. When was the last time it was painted? If yes and you still have some paint in a can you can use a something like a Preval. If it's old paint, it would be difficult to match exactly due to weathering. Someone posted before that Vansickle makes a spray can of pre-1950 paint.
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