sitting here with my right temple throbbing, geez doc do you think you used enough? the other side of my head is cold now...

Inch round
unhappiness on head, not the first, not the last. Burns...must be a lot of nerve endings there.
Otherwise I was fine. All good.
The joys of being fair skinned.
now to go out and get mowing done before it rains later.
Then have to call my Gravely specialist in WVA and find out the best way to buy Gravely red in bulk.
I really should get an air spray system, though the thought of spending 3/4 of my time cleaning up the equipment when done is not appealing.
And how do I get rid of the mess other than sending it to a landfill? At least with rattle cans they go to recycling.
But eleven dollars a piece for what amounts to fairly thin paint is equally unappealing. Takes two to three coats to get it even. Use up a lot of cans that way on a big mower deck and
all the other red parts. Am hoping to get a cross to another paint. Have read dozens of Gravely posts about paint numbers, like Kubota there is an orange tone to it, but much less than Kubota. Closer to IH Red with a dash of orange. Actually very close to Massey Red, which I think is getting close to a Ferrari red.
What I am restoring is pretty rare so I'd like to get the right paint on it. The folks in WVA or even Ariens customer service will know. Ariens greatly values the Gravely name, even if they don't build any of the same equipment on which Gravely made its reputation. They still market good quality zero turns though who makes what for conglomerates now is a question.