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Re: Re: Super C project
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Posted by Bill B on April 18, 2003 at 07:22:17 from (68.118.183.168):
In Reply to: Re: Super C project posted by Kelly C on April 17, 2003 at 06:15:50:
I am using PPG omni paint with hardener. No thinner added. I use a cheap ($125) HVLP gun, and use a bit more pressure than they advise. Very little overspray, uses less paint, easier to see and better for the breathing (use a good respirator). Those parts came with tisco paint on them, and they were not at all shiny, and had been done at a body shop. Cheap paint=cheap results. This omni paint is about 1/4 the price of the good PPG concept paint that I did my F20N with, and the results are pretty much as good, certainly good enough for a tractor. It cost about $100 for a gallon of IH red and a quart of hardener. Dont think you can use the cheap $40 a gallon enamal and get the same results.
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