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ZEB

08-17-2001 19:19:47




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ARE THE OLDER JD'S DARKER GREEN AND IF SO WHEN DID THEY CHANGE TO THE LIGHTER COLOR. I HAVE A 1944 B AND WANT TO PAINT IT.




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lynn

08-19-2001 15:56:47




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 Re: JD PAINT COLOR in reply to ZEB, 08-17-2001 19:19:47  
the august 1991 issue of greenmagazine has an extensive article on john deere paint from the mid 1940s on lynn



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Richard

08-17-2001 20:32:34




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 Re: JD PAINT COLOR in reply to ZEB, 08-17-2001 19:19:47  
Actually, I believe the older paint was a shade lighter. I bought John Deere antique green in quart size when I painted my tractor. It went on good, and really didn't use that much, under two quarts to make 3 coats.



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Larry

08-20-2001 06:11:19




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 Re: Re: JD PAINT COLOR in reply to Richard, 08-17-2001 20:32:34  
Richard! I wish I knew you better. I just got done painting my AR, and used 6 quarts to just get the green on two coats. I need lessons. It was expensive. I agree the older green was a lighter color, but I use the current color for everything, because I like it. I think the classic color is ok, and I am sure the "correct police" will arrest me, but what can I say?



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