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12-09-2009, 07:02 PM
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ih cub 1200 paint
what kind and brand of paint does everyone use......even if it is spray can? i am getting ready to paint my 1200.......prob by a spray can......does krylon make a color that is close to original paint?
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12-09-2009, 07:21 PM
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Rustoleum #7770 almond is very close. I compared it side by side to IH white after spraying and letting them both dry. As far as the yellow, I took a small sample to my local hardware/paint store and the guy did a computer match. I haven't been able to find a yellow in a rattle can to match IH yellow. If you don't have paint spraying ability you might have to settle for a yellow that's a little different or you might get lucky and find a closer match than I have.
I would also use a gray primer instead of red oxide. The lighter color doesn't effect the color of the finish coat as much (so I've been told). Good luck...Wayne
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12-09-2009, 07:24 PM
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Go to Tractor supply. I bought both Yellow and white Valspar rattle cans and it's a factory color match 4.99 a can. I did my back rims with 1 can. I then stocked up on 5-8 cans.You will be impressed at the color match!!
Edit...Valspar numbers are 5339-26 white 5339-25 Yellow. If I were restoring a tractor, I would also go to Napa and have it mixed ,but I am not no painter and I am happy enough with. Merk has some dandy looking tractors there,but I would be afraid of scratching them if I owned them.
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12-10-2009, 12:15 AM
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12-10-2009, 02:00 AM
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dieseldog558,
If you are going to use spray bombs, then the Valspar from TSC is the way to go, the color match really is pretty close and the price is pretty good too. I use it a lot for individual parts, Cub Cadet Yellow 5339-25 and Cub Cadet Beige 5339-26 just like bignastyGS said.
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12-10-2009, 06:08 PM
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IH901 = 99L-3965; Crossfire 53A-3965 IH902 = 99L-10649/99L-3416; Crossfire 53A-10649, 53A-3416 IH935 = 99L-11934; Crossfire 53A-11934 IH483 = 99L-3857; Crossfire 53A-3857 There was 3 different whites used during the IH Cub Cadet years. They are White 901 Period used: Beginning to 11/1967 Serial numbers: Beginning to 218009 Cubs used on: ORIG, 70,100,71,102,122,123 902 Period used: 11/1967 TO 2/1971 Serial numbers: 218010 TO 375938 Cubs used on: 72,104,105,124,125,73,106,107,126,127,147 935 Period used: 2/1971 TO PRESENT Serial numbers: 375939 TO PRESENT Cubs used on: 73,106,107,126,127,147,86,108,109,128,129 149,169,800,1000,1200,1250,1450,1650 IH483 is the yellow paint.
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12-10-2009, 07:24 PM
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Leon: There's also:
IH 901 Harvester White: PPG 8665; Navistar 0901 IH 902 White Cap White: PPG 90592; Navistar 0902 IH 935 International White: PPG 91607; Navistar 0935 IH 483 & 483B IH Federal Yellow: PPG 81518; Navistar 0483 IH 2150 IH Red (the 82 series): PPG 71310; Navistar 02150 IH 1150 IH Implement Blue: PPG 10067; Dupont 25160 Myron B CCSupplyRoom
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