John deere paint / ppg acrylic enamel compatible?

jth88 · Nov 24, 2018

If i paint a few parts with the john deere paint while assembling a tractor then come back later scuff the paint then paint with the ppg will it take or peel up?

mcrow4117 · Nov 24, 2018

(reply to post at 19:19:00 11/24/18)

if it’s completely dry I don’t know why you couldn’t. If it’s not completely dry and use paint that isn’t compatible it might not gas off like it’s supposed to. I have done that with parts that were ordered such as lights, battery boxes that were already painted. I’m sure someone on here knows more than I do and can be more exact.

showcrop · Nov 25, 2018

I have seen paint applied over old paint cause the old paint to curl up after awhile. I wouldn't do it. I would just leave those parts in primer and scuff the primer before final paint.

Stephen Newell · Nov 25, 2018

It would be better to paint those parts with acrylic enamel. This time of year it would take more than a month for the john deere paint to cure enough you could put acrylic enamel over the top.

jth88 · Nov 25, 2018

Thanks for the information. I will use the acrylic

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