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Jeff McBride

06-25-2007 21:37:25

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Is Flambaeu Red the color I want for a 48 SC ? I am looking for that orange color that all of them are.

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Walt Davies

06-28-2007 19:19:32

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

I wonder why people are so hard to believe me when I say that both Power Red and Flambeau Red are called Power Red at the dealers. they have two different numbers on the can. Ask the parts guy to show you the paint color card that they should have to determine which is Power and which is Flambeau.

Walt PS the number for the quart size Flambeau Red is B17671LF

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30 Series

06-29-2007 09:45:27

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Walt Davies, 06-28-2007 19:19:32

Walt, Can you give us the number for the Power Red in quarts also, just for the record?
Also how about the number for the spray cans in both colors, then we'll all have the right numbers before we go to the old IH dealership that doesn't know what Flambeau Red is or has ever heard of it? Thanks.
PS. I had one parts guy tell me he "doesn't know this Case stuff and doesn't want to". Its for this reason I always have to purchase old parts books or find part numbers from you great Case men before I ever enter the dealership. All the guy has to do is enter my numbers into the computer and see if anyone has it and he whines the whole time. Its been 20+ years since the merger and I'm sick of it. So you can see why some of us need to get the part numbers from you rather than ask my local, friendly, helpful, agreeable (IH) parts man to spend 5 minutes to do a little digging to find the right colors. Thanks

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Jeff McBride

06-26-2007 08:43:13

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

Thanks to all.

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DonB.

06-26-2007 07:42:20

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

does anyone know if there is a paint kit (i.e. part numbers available) for restoring an original "old abe" cast iron statue that was used at the implement dealerships.

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BasketCASE

06-26-2007 07:02:06

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

Actually, I believe, and please correct me if I'm wrong, Power Red is a couple of shades different than Flambeau. Power Red was used starting with the 70 series tractors.

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JGarner

06-26-2007 13:43:42

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Re: Case Colors in reply to BasketCASE, 06-26-2007 07:02:06

You are right. Case dealers calling it Power Red are just wanting to sell paint as I don't believe they want to stock Flambeau or can't get it with a Case name on it now. It isn't the same color.

Jeff go to your local automotive paint store and get them to mix you some 2 part modern auto enamel paint it is far better than the cheap imlement enamel paint that the dealers sell.

Word of caution it is going to be about $100+ a gallon and you will get about 3 cans of liquid. The "paint" is about 3 quarts of color in the gallon and the one quart of hardener is to be mixed as needed on a 3 paint to 1 hardener ratio. The 3rd item keeps the paint from forming "fish eyes" if the base primer is not complete free of oil or grease specks.

I used to use DuPont Imron on my trade show models as it is a good durable paint but there are better products out now. Also you will need to paint it outside or make sure you have a very good "gas mask" type breathing protection. The paper masks you buy at Home Depot aren't good enough. This new 2 part enamel paint is hard on the lungs so becareful but its GOOD paint.

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Walt Davies

06-28-2007 19:23:15

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Re: Case Colors in reply to JGarner, 06-26-2007 13:43:42

Sorry Garner but your local Case dealer does have both Power Red and Flambeau red paint they are both called Power Red but have different part numbers on the can.
Walt

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flying belgian

06-26-2007 06:57:58

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

Yes but on the Case dealers shelf it is called power red.

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JGarner

06-26-2007 06:52:56

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

That is the color, DuPont code 016DH, PPG code 70138.

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Glenn F.

06-26-2007 06:51:22

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Re: Case Colors in reply to Jeff McBride, 06-25-2007 21:37:25

Yes

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