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Old 06-09-2015, 04:56 PM
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Hey Guys,
Has anyone used the Valspar Tractor and Implement Paint sold by the gallon to paint a Tractor?
Is it any good?
I have been looking a Majic Paint and from what I can that is decent stuff. I'm trying to figure out what the best stuff to paint my 982 might be.

Also for a 982 are the IH Red and IH White the right colors or would it be IH Red and Cub White?

http://www.valsparpaint.com/en/find-...nt-enamel.html
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I used van sickle from orscehlens on my 1200. Looks fine hardened up good. I used their hardened then whatever was specified for reduced. Looks good! It has some scratches and chips now, but it's a worker. If it didn't get some scratches it wouldn't look right! Lol
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I used van sickle from orscehlens on my 1200. Looks fine hardened up good. I used their hardened then whatever was specified for reduced. Looks good! It has some scratches and chips now, but it's a worker. If it didn't get some scratches it wouldn't look right! Lol
Thank you for that Info.. I'll looking into them. Looks like good stuff!
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Hey Guys,
Has anyone used the Valspar Tractor and Implement Paint sold by the gallon to paint a Tractor?
Is it any good?
I have been looking a Majic Paint and from what I can that is decent stuff. I'm trying to figure out what the best stuff to paint my 982 might be.

Also for a 982 are the IH Red and IH White the right colors or would it be IH Red and Cub White?

http://www.valsparpaint.com/en/find-...nt-enamel.html
I've used the rattle can stuff from both. Valspar is in my opinion far superior to Majic, excellent coverage and great finish. It just takes a long time to dry (~3 weeks).
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Old 06-30-2015, 09:32 AM
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Lots of people used Valspar when it was Tractor Supply's house brand.
Now it's Majic as you know.
From what I can see all the alkyd enamels are about the same though. I wouldn't even be surprised if they are made in the same factory.
They all dry slow but it can be shortened with hardener and a reducer.
I'm going with majic as it's easier to source than valspar for me locally.
As for color matching I'm not sure how they match up anymore.
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Old 06-30-2015, 12:24 PM
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Valspar makes the case/ih paint and that's what I use, it lays out nice and has a nice shine to it.
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I used IH rouge red with the Valspar hardener. Did it 7 years ago and still shines. Love my 782, I rebuilt it twice. The second time I dropped an 18 HP Kohler Magnum in with electronic Ignition. Have fun rebuilding.
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