K-techcowboy
N.A.O.T Racing
Negative sirHas anyone used a red color to match the early 041's? My first saw, still have it. It is definitly red, not a shade of orange. 1968 or earlier.
Negative sirHas anyone used a red color to match the early 041's? My first saw, still have it. It is definitly red, not a shade of orange. 1968 or earlier.
You guys are all color blind cause I tried that ford tractor Grey and it ain't anywhere close
It'd be kinda hard for me to put something that clean into the work line-up. Very niceI use old bearings that i cut and knocked the centers out and pushed them in bores too blast and powder
Also a silcone stopper in seal area
All gasket get taped and threaded holes are plugged
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Yesir your correct. I waz looking at my can and it says pre 1965 then realized there are 2 colors. Luckily I have more saws with translucent tanks but I dont mind a little touch up here and there. I'm one of those weird guys that doesn't pour gas like pouring beer into a mug. I hardly every spill. I might even look into a different clear to avoid the yellowing or maybe just go without. I use mine so often they'll only be perfect after reassembly. The only saw I might consider using less is my 066 red-light but only it oem parts become impossible to get in a few years or something. She just runs so good though with a bb jug.I believe there are two Ford grays. The Light Ford Gray from TSC is the match. This is a farm implement paint so it should be as tough as you can get from a rattle can. When they say it takes 24 hours to dry, they aren't kidding. The only way to get real fuel resistance is with 2 part epoxy or powder coating. I give the Light Ford Gray a couple of light coats of Helmsman clear semi-gloss spar urethane for a little more protection. If you go too heavy with this clear, it starts to yellow.
Glock, you and WI both did incredible jobs it looks like on your projects. I figure you would be a great source to ask.I use old bearings that i cut and knocked the centers out and pushed them in bores too blast and powder
Also a silcone stopper in seal area
All gasket get taped and threaded holes are plugged
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I know this is an old post but this powder coat looks great! I live near WashPA...where is your powder coater located?Just got back from the powder coater today. I think he did an AMAZING JOB. If anybody is interested I will see if he will do it for you guys!
Ford Grey Mystic PaintI know this is an old post but this powder coat looks great! I live near WashPA...where is your powder coater located?
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