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Tractor Paint
- Thread starter davidt
- Start date
Justpunchit
NAXJA Member #1291
- Location
- Jaffrey, NH
i used a spray gun for my XJ it was a HVLP gun also I just used 80% paint and 20% reducer... try it on some wood or something to make sure you have the right percents first. mine came out ok but hell it never scratches. 
good luck
good luckjohn mitchell
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Kentucky
Painting on metal is better practice.
i went to the junk yard on crusher day and borrowed a few scrap fenders they were happy to give them to me to practice flames on. I returned them and they are now on display in the shop (even though they weren't that great) If you have any relationship with the bone yard, I'm sure they would help you.
The key is to experiment a little with the stuff. paint goes on easy, come off hard.
i went to the junk yard on crusher day and borrowed a few scrap fenders they were happy to give them to me to practice flames on. I returned them and they are now on display in the shop (even though they weren't that great) If you have any relationship with the bone yard, I'm sure they would help you.
The key is to experiment a little with the stuff. paint goes on easy, come off hard.
- Location
- Port Orchard, WA
that is Impliment yello "ACE ruststopper" spray paint...
search for a thread called:
JD in the barn, time to play with the CAT"
should be some inspiration....
- Location
- Thornton, CO
uke: That is all..............
- Location
- Westminster, SoCal
Holy smokes.... I don't think I could follow that rig on the trail. I'd have to be either very far or ahead of itXJ_ranger said:
