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Old 06-11-2012, 03:49 PM
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Default For those of us who use Valspar paint - Time to go to TSC

Wanted to put the word out....

Just got back from TSC to pick up odds & ends (including a few cans of Ford Blue for a shop cabinet project).

Apparently TSC is phasing out Valspar paint. Everything in the store was 25% off, and there was a new endcap with Majic paint on it.

I bought every spray can of cub cadet yellow they had, along with a few primer cans while I was at it.

May have to go back and get some gallon cans & go buy a cheap HF spray gun

Yeah I know it isn't EXACTLY the same color (cub cadet yellow from the dealer ) but for those of us that are more concerned about using our stuff than making it "authentic", it is pretty darn close.

And as a sidebar, I found the ACE rust stop school bus yellow seems to match the Valspar cub cadet yellow too (if you are in a pinch).
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Old 06-11-2012, 04:14 PM
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I'd rather get it from a dealer and have the correct color but thanks for the heads up.
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Old 06-11-2012, 04:34 PM
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Too bad there isn't a "poke" icon...

I know I am somehow the cub cadet anti-christ because I don't have the cub cadet yellow P/N tattooed into my forearm, but when I can drive 20 minutes to get paint for ~ 35-40% less than the paint I have to drive an hour for, and I really don't mind that won't be perfect/super fade resistant/stop speeding bullets/etc, so be it.

The only way I will go to the factory paint would be

1: I have something that is going to be a "show piece". None of my gear is a show piece, nor will it be. I use it, and it gets scratched/dented/worn

2: If I had something that was as rare as hen's teeth or never thought to exist (like some prototype IH diesel QL cub 4wd with quad ports, CAT 0, rear & mid PTO, power steering, air ride seat, and powered beverage cooler), I would (but then it would be relegated to 1: and not really used, so what good is a powered beverage cooler if it sits at a display.

3: If I had the setup to do it "right" (booth off a garage bay with plastic, HVLP gun, good compressor & air drier), then I probably would be using the "good" stuff. But if I went to that level, I would most likely be powder coating stuff, and paint is removed from the equation.

4: If price was in line with other paints. In fact, out of all the listed, that is the only way I would do it. I guess I am just a cheap SOB
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Old 06-11-2012, 04:34 PM
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Yep. $4.12 a can, just picked up some yellow, white and JD green
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Old 06-11-2012, 05:02 PM
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I use the TSC paint. Dont see anything wrong with it.
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Old 06-11-2012, 05:19 PM
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Yep, my 128 is painted with TSC and Ace Hardware paint. I like it, is all that matters. I just didn't want it to rust anymore and still look good.
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Thanks for letting us know!
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The "NEW" paint TSC will be carrying will include IH white.

I don't know if that is Cub Cadet white, but, it is what I will be using!!

I dropped a "C" note at TSC on Valspar paint today!!

It's cheaper than psychotherapy and physical therapy!!

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The IH White is what I used on the 128. I love the way it looks.
That is also Ace Hardware School Bus Yellow. It is a bit darker, but not by much.

Here are the parts painted:




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Good thing I bought the paint for my 129 two weeks ago!


Anyone know of another Valspar dealer? If I paint one with Valspar, would like the others to match.
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