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Posted by Kajun on January 18, 2005 at 07:03:23 from (68.17.96.205):
Tractorfolk: I'm hobby farmer type. Use my tractors(IH 444 and Cubs)but use them hard. Want to give quality paint jobs but do not care about show quality. Propose to take external sheet metal and fenders to professional shop and have them prepared and painted. Will defer painting engine , drivetrain, etc., until later or take the tractor w/o sheet metal and fenders to remote place that buys, paints, and resells used tractors. Don't trust this operation to paint sheet metal correctly. Question is this: Will I have to pay a premium for tendering sheet metal loose to good paint shop,i.e., is it difficult for paint shop to work on loose pieces? Kajun
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