Non clear coated paint

31 YNOT · #1 02-23-2009, 09:16 PM

does anyone have any experience with detailing paint w/o a clear coat?
The paint is fading on few of our tractors and was wondering if regular products like 205 and my G110 would work on them?
This is what im working with. Mainly just the hood, fuel tank,a and fenders

Illini1 · #2 02-23-2009, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by 31 YNOT

does anyone have any experience with detailing paint w/o a clear coat?
The paint is fading on few of our tractors and was wondering if regular products like 205 and my G110 would work on them?
This is what im working with. Mainly just the hood, fuel tank,a and fenders

If that was a green one you would not have to worry about it. LOL

Nice tractor

31 YNOT · #3 02-23-2009, 10:49 PM

haha yah that green paint is expensive lol, we stick to blue and red

1badstx · #4 02-23-2009, 11:15 PM

I use 80 on ss most of the time.

Never done a tractor before

Illini1 · #5 02-23-2009, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by 31 YNOT

haha yah that green paint is expensive lol, we stick to blue and red

Yea they are all high have fun detailing that four wheel drive when your done got a couple you could do for me. LOL

Lumadar · #6 02-23-2009, 11:34 PM

M80 isn't a bad call if you are familiar with the product. It's cheap, and good. It has a little bit more of a learning curve than M205, though. Nothing to be afraid of by any means.

You might need to get a little more aggressive, in which case a pass with M105 will probably do the trick. Heck, it's a tractor...I would possibly even 1 step it with M105.

Also, M86 is a great product for single stage paints, and it somewhere inbetween M105 and M205.

andrewc_11890 · #7 02-24-2009, 02:22 AM

Color X also works pretty good at getting color back to SS Paint

31 YNOT · #8 02-24-2009, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Lumadar

M80 isn't a bad call if you are familiar with the product. It's cheap, and good. It has a little bit more of a learning curve than M205, though. Nothing to be afraid of by any means.

You might need to get a little more aggressive, in which case a pass with M105 will probably do the trick. Heck, it's a tractor...I would possibly even 1 step it with M105.

Also, M86 is a great product for single stage paints, and it somewhere inbetween M105 and M205.

sweet, i have 105, 205 etc etc.. I was just wondering if it was ok to use a cutting compound on the pain, because i know it normally takes a bit away from the clear to remove im perfections. Ill have to give the stuff a try when im out there and its warmer