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Looks good Beth. Don't be afraid to use it when you're done, unless you're planning do drive it into stuff you won't hurt the paint.
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Delta: "The wheels, steering column and the hydraulic lift handle have all been powder coated."

What powder do you use for the white on the wheels? My powder coat source recommends RAL 1013 "Oyster White", but that looks to be a touch too white compared to the original IH 935.

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Delta: "The wheels, steering column and the hydraulic lift handle have all been powder coated."

What powder do you use for the white on the wheels? My powder coat source recommends RAL 1013 "Oyster White", but that looks to be a touch too white compared to the original IH 935.

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Hi Mike, This color is RAL 1015. It is not exactly the same as IH935...but I like it!
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Hi Mike, This color is RAL 1015. It is not exactly the same as IH935...but I like it!
Looks great so far Beth! You sure do a nice job!
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What they said. Gonna be awesome when done!
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Hi Mike, This color is RAL 1015. It is not exactly the same as IH935...but I like it!
Thanks Delta. The 1013 wasn't bad either. It was difficult to tell exactly how close it was though. I had a RER 95e completely painted with the exception of the fiberglass body. That still needs to have a few spots repaired before it gets wet painted. When I put the body on the frame, it also looked pretty good.

I'm looking at re-doing a 48" deck for my 149 and the painter still has enough of the 1013 to paint it. Considering it is going on the 149, I'm not sure if it will look similar enough. I'll look at the 1015 and see if there is enough of a visual difference to change or not.

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