Re: Re: How do you prepare a tractor for paint?

Posted by Mary Mary on December 21, 2001 at 17:42:19 from (64.12.103.31):

In Reply to: Re: How do you prepare a tractor for paint? posted by Dave_Id on December 20, 2001 at 19:29:35:

Best advice I've seen on painting tractors or anything else comprised of metal in quite awhile. I would add this Al for what it's worth, though many would argue the point. Don't waste your time on any of the various red oxide or grey primers. Any chips to the red final coat will simply reveal a garish red oxide or incongrous grey below that is obviously not factory spec. In our experience you are far better off using any of the various rust converters that seem to be some sort of plastic overcoat that essentially dries black. It not only is a great rust protector/converter, but any chips on the red final coat will not stand out as some sort of dreadfully unsightful hack job.

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