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Painting the miscellaneous
I am going to have a local strip & paint company doing the stripping & painting of the frame, mower deck & a few of the larger items off of a Cadet 95. They will spray the color based on the Paint Chart information that I have found here which is a 935 white.
I plan on rattle can painting the miscellaneous bolts, nuts, etc. Is there a way to cross reference the correct spray can number to the quart can number? I noticed on the paint chart that with the exception of IH & CC, none of the other paint sources show any spray can options. Mike |
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You will have a difficult time matching a traditional paint color to a rattle can. I would try to prep all your other items first and let them paint them all at once. Sometimes you can go back to where they mixed your paint the first time and it won't match to next time you buy it. I try to buy enough paint to make sure I can paint the whole tractor and have some left over for any mistakes.
Randy
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Some paint suppliers can mix paint and put it into rattle cans. The local Sherwin Williams can't but one about 45 min. away can--we have it done so we have touch-up paint available to match one of our customers equipment in their plant. Maybe you could get a couple spray cans mixed at the same time you get your regular paint mixed.
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I would just buy new nuts & bolts, there cheap and you don't have to worry about chipping the paint off them when your putting it together. It also makes it easier if you need to work on it in the future.
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X2! That's twice in one day we agree, bad sign.
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You should just accept the fact that I'm always right and agree with whatever I say.
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Someone as referred Dupli color School bus yellow ($7) to be a pretty good match, I try it on small parts, nuts and bolts and I like the result! No more expensive Cub Cadet yellow spray paint can for me!
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Yeah that's fine unless he's going for the original painted bolt look, then he still has to have the hardware painted...
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Then he should do what they did at the factory and paint the tractor while it's assembled.
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