irwin
Veteran Member
On big areas I've used MAP gas to cook the oxygen out then prep/paint. It does appear to work. Rust that gets deep into iron/steel doesn't leave because we spray something over it, at least not for me..
I'm just as **** as you and many more. The exact same situation occurred to me recently when I picked up my NEW JD 4520. The loader had several paint chips and the decal on the right side had a tear at the top, I assume from shipping and installation. When I was there I also noticed several other tractors with loaders ready for pick up and had the same similar paint chips. I'll also ask, is this normal? I know over time these machines are going to get scratched from time to time, but I, as many others, just spent almost $27K on this machine, which is more expensive than most cars. You would except a newly delivered car from a dealer with rusted and chipped paint.boatermark said:I was wondering how many folks receive their new tractors and find a few spots here and there where the paint has been chipped and a small rust spot is already starting. This is the case with me (3 week old tractor), and I suspect that the places where paint has been chipped were the places that the tractor and loader was rigged down for shipping. Is this common?
So, **** me wants to cover up these small spots before they become large spots. Am I just being silly, or should I really condsider doing this?
Tact said:I'm just as **** as you and many more. The exact same situation occurred to me recently when I picked up my NEW JD 4520. The loader had several paint chips and the decal on the right side had a tear at the top, I assume from shipping and installation.