Improvised Paint Rack.

LMack · Oct 26, 2011

Painting cultivator parts has been tedious. I improvised this rack using steel post and a piece of old steel fence rail and some electric fence wire. This was the first time I broke out the paint sprayer instead of using rattle cans. It took about a half of a cup to paint the right frame. I used rattle cans to paint the left frame and it took two full cans. I will not be going back to cans except for touch up. Comments or suggestions?

CNKS · Oct 26, 2011

Whatever works. You can save paint by using a touch up gun for items like that. Actually, I seldom use my full size guns except for the main tractor chassis. It even works for small pieces of sheet metal. I paint inside and hang pieces such as yours from 10 ft sections of electrical conduit.

Wardner · Oct 26, 2011

Ummm,

Is that a primer for the blue paint?

mike1972chev · Oct 26, 2011

Hangin your "Farmall laundry" out to dry???? lol

mike1972chev · Oct 26, 2011

Yup,

My $10.00 Harbor Freight touch up gun has paid for itself about 10x over now for those very jobs!

GordoSD · Oct 26, 2011

Hose all those dry leaves down before you paint. Lot's of dust coming up from that area.

LMack · Oct 26, 2011

I see the paint police are out. No the main frames were always red.

Maxx · Oct 26, 2011

(quoted from post at 17:32:18 10/26/11) I see the paint police are out. No the main frames were always red.

[b:a12eb0141c]The only person you need to please is yourself.
BTW, I would have said "paint nazi's"
No paint for you! ...

Maxx[/b:a12eb0141c]

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