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Re: Be Honest Now
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Posted by Scotmac on January 19, 2007 at 06:43:37 from (69.66.74.192):
In Reply to: Be Honest Now posted by B. Abseck on January 19, 2007 at 01:44:43:
Yup...done my share! One that I remember the most is my 1st one, a '36A John Deere. I was about 16, and wanted to piant outside on Saturday afternoon. Had the paint, but no thinner. At that time, no one was open on Sat. afternoon. Looked all over for the IH and Deere dealers, but no one was home. So...I found some Linseed oil in the shop. Knew Dad used it to thin paint painting lumber, so why wouldn't it work? Painted the tractor anyway using the linseed oil as thinner. Got the most beautiful glossy finish! Unfortunately, wouldn't dry, and wrinkled where it did. Spent the next two weeks removing new paint to do over. Lesson learned!
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