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Paint for a 1952 WD

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Guyzoo

08-21-2005 17:59:17




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Hi guys, I needs to know What quantity of primer,paint and hardener I needs to completely paint my WD including under the hood and inside the frame rails and grill. I will spray it with a air gun. I Have never painted a tractor before so does I need to mix the hadener with the paint,and how much should I mix if I have to. Also, What color was the rims(orange or cream) for this year(1952) and what color was originaly painted the distributor cap,the coil,manifold,and the carburetor.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP AND YOUR TIME

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farmweld

08-22-2005 09:38:24




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 Re: Paint for a 1952 WD in reply to Guyzoo, 08-21-2005 17:59:17  
head on over to the paint an bodywork board, ask Rod (NH) and CNKS. they are the two that will be able to tell you. also, make sure you have supplied air with a hardener.
hope this helps
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JMS/MN

08-22-2005 06:45:06




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 Re: Paint for a 1952 WD in reply to Guyzoo, 08-21-2005 17:59:17  
One word of caution about using a hardener- it contains cyanoate (sp), and a supplied air mask is recommended. Also no skin contact. No hardener, a common respirator is fine.



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steve(ill)

08-21-2005 19:07:04




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 Re: Paint for a 1952 WD in reply to Guyzoo, 08-21-2005 17:59:17  
the paint is pursian orange #1. one brand is PPG 60080. this is an automotive grade paint.--- next you need to talk to your paint guy. if you use straight enamel, you dont have a hardener. next grade up you will put about apint of hardener in a gallon of paint--- top if the line is epoxy type which is 50-50 paint and hardener. i would assume you are going to use the pint per gallon type. talk to your supplier. -- it will take 3 - 4 quarts. most guys buy a gallon and have a little left over. cheaper by the gallon.--- front rims orange, rear rims aluminum color.-- generator, coil, etc were all orange, but most guys paint them balck to set off a little in appearance.

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