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Posted by bud keaton keaton farms on November 28, 2013 at 20:48:35 from (97.73.51.54):

TSC paint valspar i think what it is thin it with naptha which is no more than safety clean i used this paint after i soda blasted my tractor thats what i do mostly is soda/media blasting i don't do the paint and bodywork for people even if its a complete restore but my baby i thought id do it and that paint went on supurb the most beautiful thing i ever saw people at the first few shows came up to admire it so i put it in some shows and won some to always took home some kind of an award then about maybe ayear it looks fifty years old faded and dule and straight up depressing the only time thime this tractor was outside and uncovered was to go pull and people thought id traded tractors im not dissing the paint the way it sprays and lays down at all even got a pretty good drying time but ill never put it on anything of mine again i wanted to keep my stuff original but not the paint im going with a quality auto paint this time im fixing to break it down and do some mods to the engine really if i can find someone that can give me any hintson a C model seems like no one does i know i can go with a super C cylinder kit and go from 117 to 123 c.i. ive never had the head off yet to see anything there or looked into yhe carb situation but back to the paint what is a good paint to keeps its shine or hows the best way cause mine is never out and it gets washed and waxed more than my truck


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