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Re: Painting my tractor...general questions
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Posted by MikeH-Tx on July 25, 2003 at 14:41:17 from (24.175.9.54):
In Reply to: Painting my tractor...general questions posted by Tim on July 25, 2003 at 13:38:25:
Absolutely use a presure washer, but first, get several cans
of EZ-Off oven cleaner and spray it all over everything that
is not aluminum (watch the ID tags). Wait a day, then
pressure wash and most of the paint and grease will come
off. The "typical" paint job you describe is done when new paint
is wanted, but zero restoration first. Just paint over
everything. If you are going to be disassembling the
tractor to restore it, you will be painting the pieces in
stages before reassembly and won't suffer the look given to
the quick and dirty job.
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