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S55 wheel paint

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Chief 83

05-01-2007 22:29:11




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I'm trying to finish up on my body work and start to reassemble the S55 diesel. I need to paint the wheels. Right now I just want to paint them with a rattle can until I replace the back tires. What is the closest rattle can red to the original red? I'd like to use something like Krylon or Rustoleum if possible.




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kbrandewie

05-02-2007 08:03:19




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 Re: S55 wheel paint in reply to Chief 83, 05-01-2007 22:29:11  
Are they supposed to be red? I just broke down the wheels/tires on my 1955 S55 to put new tires on and the original paint inside was green. (Though someone had painted the outsides clover at some time)



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SherryS

05-02-2007 08:30:17




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 Re: S55 wheel paint in reply to kbrandewie, 05-02-2007 08:03:19  
Super tractors came out with green wheels. They switched back to red wheels after Jan. 1 1957.



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rrlund

05-02-2007 06:45:59




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 Re: S55 wheel paint in reply to Chief 83, 05-01-2007 22:29:11  
Don't use Rustoleum if you are going to paint over it with the right color later. It has fish oil in it and enamel paint will bubble up and come right off if that is under it. Trust me,experience talking here.



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El Toro

05-02-2007 06:05:59




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 Re: S55 wheel paint in reply to Chief 83, 05-01-2007 22:29:11  
Here are several red paint numbers from PPG and they may have spray cans. You can look at the paint chips to see which color you want. Hal
78210
71310



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