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04-30-2013, 10:55 AM
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05-01-2013, 07:50 PM
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Well I had paint matched at a local paint store. I had taken it from under the seat where it was still in good shape , I sprayed the frame but it almost seems like it to bright and not as rich in color. Should I have used a red primer instead of grey ? I bought a can from tractor supply cub yellow to compare and it almost looks the same as what I had made.
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05-01-2013, 09:25 PM
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Get valspar transport yellow if you want the IH cub yellow. I did the Cub cadet yellow on mine just cause I like that look better than that orangey yellow of the older ones.
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05-02-2013, 04:23 PM
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I resprayed my 1811 two years ago and the best color and paint I found was the CC paint on ebay. It is richer and a little more of glowing color than the Valspar. Unfortunately it is very expensive but flows and blends really nice. I also quit using the paint from Tractor Supply because I had a real bad experience with their paint and tried to get the company to look into why the paint came out in droplets no matter how much shaking or temperature. If I sprayed it on a piece of primed metal I could actually see the little droplets land and remain in droplet form on the metal. The clown at the Magic paint company told me he thought I needed to shake it a little longer. I told him where to stick his crummy paint products. Then he said that maybe there was a bad batch of nozzles and that he would send me several different nozzles to see if that fixed the problem. Of course I never got jack from the Magic paint company. I like the older yellow better than the newer because it is richer and a little more orange. The Valspar white is fine and I didn't have a problem with it.
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05-05-2013, 08:29 PM
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I picked up some valspar paint and it is what I want from where I tested it. I bought a soda blaster to make some of the harder to get to spots a little bit easier. Hopefully this week ill get to try it out . I found a running onan out of newer shaft drive cub but its only a 14hp so back to searching. Thinking I might just but some cash back and to get a new Briggs swap from one of the places I seen on the web seems a fair price @ $1600+
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