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Old 01-14-2019, 08:05 AM
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Tractor looks great! Do you have a part number for the rattle can Valspar Cub beige paint you used? I use the Valspar Cub yellow exclusively and have had great luck, but so far have not found the beige. Thanks.
For a almost perfect match to the beige get some Rust-Oleum 249099 Navajo white spray paint. I found it at Menards. Amazon also has it. I used it on the Hood of this this tractor and the cab and snow blower are painted with Iron-Guard 935 white.
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Thanks FF, I've been using the Rustoleum Almond on mine and think it's also pretty close. I really like the coverage and knowing that it's good paint. Here's a 1512 that I just finished for a friend. Hood/nose are Rustoleum Almond, fenders and frame are done with the Valspar Cub Yellow. Both colors are rattle can.
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Looks awesome, Stan! Wish you could make my 1512 look like that!
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Alan, if you're serious, I'll have Greg's 1572 done in a couple of months and will be delivering it to the northern border of Tennessee. I can work you in!
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Alan, if you're serious, I'll have Greg's 1572 done in a couple of months and will be delivering it to the northern border of Tennessee. I can work you in!
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Alan, if you're serious, I'll have Greg's 1572 done in a couple of months and will be delivering it to the northern border of Tennessee. I can work you in!

That would be a hard proposition to pass up!
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Rattle can job looks like a pro! Looks real sharp!
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Diesel Doctor- here is a photo of the Valspar Cub Cad Beige paint can.
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