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Re: Re: First paint job , need advise
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Posted by Keith B on March 04, 2002 at 07:27:28 from (208.40.151.190):
In Reply to: Re: First paint job , need advise posted by Rod (NH) on March 03, 2002 at 08:22:43:
Very informative for those of us with little to no experience. (I put myself in the NO Experience category) I'm hoping on painting my tractor (Farmall 560) sometime this year, but thought I would first practice on a couple of different implements like my brush hog and a two back blades before I go for the tractor. I'm also impressed that you did not pound home the need for the high end paints. My brother-in-law paints cars for a living and I once asked his opinion and by the time he was done, there was more in paint and equipment than I paid for BOTH my tractors combined! My goals is to first protect the metal, second make it look good(or at least better than it does now). And third, have fun doing the work myself. Thanks for the informative post
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