Posted by Jim Paterson on March 22, 2012 at 04:15:07 from (71.238.203.33):
I'm a week or so away from painting my '44H. I've read post after post about paint and I'm worried, confused, overwhelmed, etc.
I planned on using 2150 and spraying with a spray gun using hardner. Some of the posts claim that 2150 is garbage and will fade and fall off the tractor the week after I paint it. Others claim it will hold the color and still look freshly painted after 10 years.
My tractor will not be a working tractor, but I'm not going to be putting it in shows either. It will be stored in my garage, driven around locally and used to take friends and family on hay rides.
Am I making a mistake using 2150? I don't want to spend a fortune, but I also don't want a paint job that will look like garbage five years from now.
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