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Old 04-24-2011, 12:56 PM
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Default What's a matching Rattlecan for IH yellow?
I blasted the engine for the 124 on the bench after points, and head gasket, valve lap job.
It was a quickie to repair an issue....used JD yellow. Looks like crap.
Anyone know a spraybomb enamel that matches ?
I just need to hit it again, and get it back in.
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This should help you out.... Paint
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Look for safety yellow or a bright yellow, I remember finding something in the Krylon or rustoleum line that was a better match than JD yellow. Ya know that nothing will match completely right unless it is the specific CC formula, and a light colored primer will help a lot getting it uniform and bright.
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tractor supply has cub cadet yellow spray paint made by valspar. not perfect but not to bad.
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tractor supply has cub cadet yellow spray paint made by valspar. not perfect but not to bad.
That's for the newer cubs.
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That's for the newer cubs.
true, true, and boy does it stick out vs. the IH yellow.... found out the hard way painting my oil bath on the O.
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