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Bob

02-19-2000 15:36:33




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I have a 1950 Knox utility trailer that I pull around with my tractor. I took it to the auto body shop to have the dents fixed, rust removed, and get it painted to match the 8-N. I gave them the paint info I found in reference books, but they haven't had any luck finding it. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks!!




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JimFarrell

08-11-2004 13:29:51




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 Re: 8-N Paint in reply to Bob, 02-19-2000 15:36:33  
Bob,

This is a different kind of follow up. I also have a 1950 Knox utility trailer that I used to haul stuff back and forth to camp. I wore out a bearing and am having a very hard time finding one. Any ideas?



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Sam

02-19-2000 22:25:28




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 Re: 8-N Paint in reply to Bob, 02-19-2000 15:36:33  
Bob, if your body shop shoots PPG Paint their jobber should be able to read the paint on your 8N with a Proffet. This is a computer that will give the exact mixing formula to match your paint. In most cases the jobber will come to your place to read it. These cost about $15,000 to $20,000 so not all have them. Our shop gets this done all the time and we incure no cost. its a service that they provide. I am not sure if Dupont or any other paint manuf. can do this for you.

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John in NH

02-19-2000 17:07:22




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 Re: 8-N Paint in reply to Bob, 02-19-2000 15:36:33  
GO to the Ford Tractor dealer they stock all the colors, in anything from spraycans to gallons.Its just enamel paint. if you don't have a dealer near you an automotive store with a good paint dept. can look up and mix the right color. good luck. John



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