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Clear coat base coat paint

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TxAllisMan

12-04-2006 19:46:42




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I was wondering if anyone has ever painted their tractor with clear coat base coat paint before.

I am in the process of a complete tear down and restoration of our 41C #552 and was thinking about using clear coat base coat paint.

I know its not the original paint but I was just wondering how it would hold up around the manifold on the engine.

I painted it once before with a single stage paint and after alot of wet sanding and buffing I had the sheet metal looking quite well.

I didnt take much time making the sheetmetal straight at that time beause it was used alot but now it just sits in the shop alone and needs some attention.

Damon

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Rod (NH)

12-04-2006 20:54:56




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 Re: Clear coat base coat paint in reply to TxAllisMan, 12-04-2006 19:46:42  
Damon,

Nothing wrong with using a bc/cc paint system., although you won't find that it will hold up any better on the manifold than a single stage paint. I haven't used a specific base/clear on a tractor but have used a clear over single stage color to enhance the appearance of cut vinyl decals. Be aware that most automotive clearcoats use an isocyanate-containing hardener that should only be used if you have a fresh air respirator - for your own respiratory good health.

Rod

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TxAllisMan

12-04-2006 23:06:28




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 Re: Clear coat base coat paint in reply to Rod (NH), 12-04-2006 20:54:56  
I was going to powdercoat the intake/exhaust manifold but I was wondering how the heat on the head at the manifold would be on the clear coat base coat paint.



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Rod (NH)

12-05-2006 06:59:03




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 Re: Clear coat base coat paint in reply to TxAllisMan, 12-04-2006 23:06:28  
Damon,

You shouldn't have a problem with any paint on the head itself - either single stage or base/clear.

Rod



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