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Re: Re: YT Mar. 29 tip of the day. Sandblasting.
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Posted by Bob P. on March 29, 2004 at 12:21:59 from (209.191.195.162):
In Reply to: Re: YT Mar. 29 tip of the day. Sandblasting. posted by Larry806 on March 29, 2004 at 10:30:25:
I agree 100% for sand blasting, take off radiator, [all wiring], generating units, all glass items, bearing seals like axals tape well, finnish these when done with paint remover, plug all openings with rags and use duct tape over. Walk around it a couple of times to see what you missed and then go for it. Start early in morning so you can primer the same day otherwise you may come out in morning to a orange tractor just from moisture in the air. Job will only be as good as time spent. just to paint over 50 yr's of old paint isn't restoration but a cover up. Do what makes you happy.
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