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Patrick

05-31-2002 21:06:47




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I am looking for the paint code for the gray & red I assume of the twin city tractors. I have a 21-32 I am getting ready to paint. I am looking for dupont paint codes, but ppg would help. Also where can I find decals for this tractor. Thanks Patrick




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Curtis Rink

06-05-2002 09:56:06




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 Re: Twin City paint codes in reply to Patrick, 05-31-2002 21:06:47  
I use a DuPont number for Centari: 27877A. This is a number the local DuPont store matched to a NOS 21-32 hood. Decals for the early 21-32 with TC decals are from Jack Maple. There are 3 variations for decals in mid-30's and later. Dan Shima had all 3 variations and Mohr's may have all 3 as well.
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Darrell

05-31-2002 21:46:33




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 Re: Twin City paint codes in reply to Patrick, 05-31-2002 21:06:47  
Disregard my message. I thought it was there but it is not. I do have in my files for T.C gray P.P.G. #DAR 31953, also listed is Rust-Oleum Waukesha Gray # 724. Sorry about that. Let us know what you find as I too have a Twin Cities to paint in time to take to Rollag.



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Darrell

05-31-2002 21:36:32




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 Re: Twin City paint codes in reply to Patrick, 05-31-2002 21:06:47  
Just click on paint codes on your lower left on this page. They give DuPont in DuLuxe which is no longer available but your supplier can cross it over to acrilic which is better. But dont forget the hardener.



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