Posted by Wilks54 on December 29, 2014 at 07:27:53 from (65.127.249.98):
In Reply to: farmall red paint posted by bass on December 26, 2014 at 08:34:13:
If the tractor is going to be a worker, and you dont care if it is the "correct" color of red, then IH 2150 from the dealership.
If you want the correct color, I think it is IH 50, which you have to have made up at an auto paint supplier. I used DuPont's Nason line for a tractor that doesn't see real work. The Dupont code is 7140 for the IH 50 color, I believe. It turned out really nice, but is more money than the 2150 from the dealer.
Isnt there another IH color in there, like IH 1102B that was after IH 50? I dont believe anyone has that color of red, or has the cross/code for it.
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