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Folks, I have several Deere's that I'll be refurbishing as time permits. What is the best way to go about getting the correct paint for these? Just get a scraping of current color on the rigs and take it into a paint store to have it color matched? Some are all green, some are green & yellow.
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They have a lot of farm colors at my local Tractor Supply company. You should see if there's one of those in your area . They have the International Harvester/Farmall red and some other truck and tractor companies I would think they would have John Deere colors too. Give them a try 
be sure and use the compatible primer to the paint you buy.
be sure and use the compatible primer to the paint you buy.
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are you talking real painting. or rattle can overspray???????
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are you talking real painting. or rattle can overspray???????
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Probably both. And there is a Tractor Supply not too far from here so I'll need to swing by. Thanks for the advice.
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it's rattle can overspray he is using.
:eek :
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Naah no overspray. Sand down.. do it right.
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That's not what overspray is 
, I'm sure POWERSHIFT will get a bang out of that In all seriousness though, but you'll be OK because I used an IH Red ( closest to Toro red match they had, matched fairly well) rattle can from Tractor Supply on mine, it had a newer fan type nozzle and did a pretty good job.
, I'm sure POWERSHIFT will get a bang out of that In all seriousness though, but you'll be OK because I used an IH Red ( closest to Toro red match they had, matched fairly well) rattle can from Tractor Supply on mine, it had a newer fan type nozzle and did a pretty good job.
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Go to Harbor freight, but $13 paint gun, then go to the local Deere store buy 1 qt of JD Paint and JD thinner, follow mixing directions, paint and enjoy!
If you don't have a compressor, I would use genuine JD rattle cans. Several on My Tractor Forum have had great success with JD's rattle cans.
If you don't have a compressor, I would use genuine JD rattle cans. Several on My Tractor Forum have had great success with JD's rattle cans.
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Ryan, East of the MN tundra, no "eek" using Rustoleum Farm paint cans.
That's 4 years after "overspraying" it.
That's 4 years after "overspraying" it.
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