John Deere Blitz Black is a good option. I've used it with an HF HVLP sprayer and got very good results.
John Deere Blitz Black is a good option. I've used it with an HF HVLP sprayer and got very good results.
In reply to BobOfTheFuture: It was bright (not burnt looking)
Tractor enamel is tough paint. It does require an old school rub out (NuFinish works good on it) a couple times a year. It holds up really well to salt, off roading, etc
the hot rodders use VHT hi-temp semi gloss for their project cars ie PowerTour
I'd just paint the front bumper gloss black, then run a white pinstripe where the black meets the red. Two-tone is good.
I'm with G on that as well.
In reply to Appleseed:
I can probably mock up that paint job in Forza tonight.
I can try to zap one out with GIMP as well.
This thread is making me seriously consider painting my MX6 satin white. I have access to the military base paint booth, maybe I can purchase a HF or Eastwood gun, some protective gear and spray some thinned down satin rustoleoum...
I the end, I didn't end up painting it at all; I got really lucky and sold it as-is. For anybody still interested in this topic, I found this good article:
http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/paint-body/1407-rattle-can-tech-tips-spray-bomb/?sm_id=social_aumohotrodsshub_default_20150723_49604826&adbid=10153763122574523&adbpl=fb&adbpr=16240699522#photo-01
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