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Super A Paint-Original
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Sam
03-27-2001 13:00:46
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Hi I saw a post similar to this one not too long ago. I am getting a Super A and it appears to have its original paint although someone has redone the decals with paint. There seems to be quite a lot of paint left on the tractor. Do you guys think I should leave it as is or paint it? Thanks.
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David A
03-28-2001 06:37:58
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Re: Super A Paint-Original in reply to Sam, 03-27-2001 13:00:46
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As pretty as new paint is, I really prefer original even with the bumps scrapes and wear. That's the way I keep my SA. I used a scratch remover cleaner to shine mine up. Really helps the appearance. In choosing a cleaner get one without any wax in case you want to paint later. A tractor kept in a shed really does not need any wax.
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Gene M
03-27-2001 14:54:26
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Re: Super A Paint-Original in reply to Sam, 03-27-2001 13:00:46
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I have a International 560 with original paint and am thinking about using a rubbing compound to brighten it up.----------- What do you experts think, will it work OK??????????
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Glenn
03-27-2001 15:26:54
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Re: Re: Super A Paint-Original in reply to Gene M, 03-27-2001 14:54:26
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I'd be very careful what you use to polish the paint. Given the age of it, a rubbing compound may take the paint off. Try something that doesn't have any abrasives in it, like a clay bar or Meguiars Deep Crystal System Step 1 Cleaner. Whatever you use, try it in a hidden area first so you don't ruin the paint.
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Gene M
03-28-2001 15:42:34
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Re: Re: Re: Super A Paint-Original in reply to Glenn, 03-27-2001 15:26:54
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Thanks for your thoughts, I'll keep that in mind if it ever warms up here in NE IA so I can do something
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