npalen
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Would anyone happen to know of an online source? Needing a couple aerosol cans for the wheels on my 2005 New Holland TC29DA tractor.
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Online Source for New Holland White Aerosol Paint?
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George2615
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npalen
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Thank you very much! I figured Tractor Supply might have it but I'm 60 miles from the nearest store.
George2615
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I have found that most any gloss white is a very good match for tractor wheels and is usually cheaper than tractor paint from a dealer. I have used rustoleum gloss white with good success.
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npalen
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So you're saying that generic gloss white will match the New Holland white? Just asking as I'm wanting to be sure. Would sure save a few bucks. Planning to have the fronts sand blasted and painted but only touch up on the rear wheels.
George2615
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I don't know for sure if regular gloss white will match your NH wheel color but I've touched up my LS wheels with it and cannot tell the difference. It wouldn't hurt to get a can and try it.
flyerdan
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According to the color chart, NH white might have a bit of ivory in it to make it difficult to match with off the shelf stuff, not uncommon with OEM colors. If it looks close to 80% white, paint a metal sample like a can lid with hardware store paint and compare it with the wheel and see if it will be noticeable. It's amazing how many variations on white and black there are, and how difficult is is to see the difference if they aren't side by side.
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if you are just touching up the rears the factory paint probably won't exactly match weathered original paint.
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npalen
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I ended up ordering a couple cans from Messicks using the link posted by George2615 above. Thanks.
The only bad paint areas on the rears are along the seam where the two "ends" of the rim are joined. Probably will sand the joint and hit it with a little touchup. It won't be showroom quality but just want it to look better than rust.
The only bad paint areas on the rears are along the seam where the two "ends" of the rim are joined. Probably will sand the joint and hit it with a little touchup. It won't be showroom quality but just want it to look better than rust.