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Old 03-24-2020, 02:59 PM
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Default Cub cadet original paint

So i am wanting to get my cub cadet original running and have everything it needs, then paint it with an air sprayer but i can not find any quarts of Federal yellow anywhere around me(Haven't checked to see if paint stores can mix it) and the Case IH store had none, and the closest cub cadet dealer is miles and miles away, So is there any color that matches up to Federal yellow?
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There was no need to start a new thread.

Did you look here........ Paint
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Alright, sorry!
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Alright, sorry!
Don't be concerned, you are relatively new, lots to learn.
You were given a good link, if after reading, you still have questions, feel free to
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There was no need to start a new thread.

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That chart stops at 1989. Is there anything newer?

My oldest CC is 1994
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Old 03-25-2020, 05:44 PM
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A good idea would be to make use of the "Restoration Tips" venue on this forum. There are 326 total threads and only God can count how many replies. Probably half of them have to do with painting and literally all your questions have been asked before and have been answered before. All you have to do is take some time and read.................
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