kphill
Well-known member
Marty, If you want to save money and shoot quality paint then HVLP guns are the way to go..
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mgwin
Well-known member
Been working for me for several years now. 
Wanted a new gun, but my old one is still kickin' after painting five tractors! 
Just wanted to pass on the info to the other guys.
I am pleased with it:
Wanted a new gun, but my old one is still kickin' after painting five tractors! Just wanted to pass on the info to the other guys.
I am pleased with it:
Bill Trammell
Active member
Thank you guys.
Very nice,most impressive!
My 70 was mostly painted by spray gun (CCSpec sourced paint exclusively). Besides why not support one of our sponsors. The frame and axles done professionally. The tower, hood, grill, etc. by myself and actually my first spray project. I was satisfied with my first spray job. Spray gun from Eastwood, Pottstown, PA, model 100HVLP. Good prep on all surfaces. Like was said good prep is one of the keys.
Stevenovick1
Well-known member
A Garden tractor basically sits in a variety of temperatures and Humidity or extreme heat. If your not going to make attempt to do it right. Don’t do it at all.
Stevenovick1
Well-known member
Trying to apply paint on top of old paint is also a waste of time. Strip it. Prime it. Paint it. Or do nothing.
I wondered where you were on a paint topic...
Rattle can is ,I think, best choice unless you are going for museum quality. Tractor is going to work and is going to look just as good several weeks down the road no matter what you use.
Charlie has the best--spray can or bulk
Charlie has the best--spray can or bulk
