Sadly.....not at our Cat dealers! dont that just suck??????????? And John Deere has ALL the paint colors for the there antique tractors!!!!!!!!! hope your viewing this Caterpillar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Try calling Eddy Lucast at KBS coatings
203-228-1961
Maybe depends on how picky you are: I have bought rustoleum CAT yellow through Amazon by the gallon.
I thin it with acetone and add some hardner from tractor supply. Good results.[attachment=47589]image.jpg[/attachment]
[quote="TOGNOT"]Maybe depends on how picky you are: I have bought rustoleum CAT yellow through Amazon by the gallon.
I thin it with acetone and add some hardner from tractor supply. Good results.[/quote]
Would that be number 7448402 for the Rustoleum? Thanks. LB
I got some from NAPA also from my local auto paint store.
It will be a couple of days before I can get the number of the rustoleum paint, but I will post it.
Side note, the instructions said to thin with mineral spirits, and did not specify any hardener. I tried this on some small parts and it seemed like it took a week to dry. Eventually I called rustoleum and they said to thin it with acetone. I told them the can said thin with mineral spirits and he said, "oh, that's the wrong information, thin it with acetone".
It will be a couple of days before I can get the number of the rustoleum paint, but I will post it.
Side note, the instructions said to thin with mineral spirits, and did not specify any hardener. I tried this on some small parts and it seemed like it took a week to dry. Eventually I called rustoleum and they said to thin it with acetone. I told them the can said thin with mineral spirits and he said, "oh, that's the wrong information, thin it with acetone".
Maybe depends on how picky you are: I have bought rustoleum CAT yellow through Amazon by the gallon.
I thin it with acetone and add some hardner from tractor supply. Good results.[attachment=47589]image.jpg[/attachment]
[quote="TOGNOT"]Maybe depends on how picky you are: I have bought rustoleum CAT yellow through Amazon by the gallon.
I thin it with acetone and add some hardner from tractor supply. Good results.[/quote]
TogNot: that's a "slick" looking d2(pun intended). I've never seen a J with DE. Nice. JM
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