DWCox
Silver Member
I don't mind getting my tractor (JD) really dirty, or even scraping things up in the process of working. But I don't leave it in that state, since there is nothing more burdensome for me than to work on or maintain a dirty piece of equipment (or a dirty car for that matter).
I have a bit of time over Christmas break and thought I would do something I have never bothered to do in the past: touch up some of the small rust spots and areas of peeling paint. Do you guys just prep and clean these small areas and hit them with a couple light coats of oem spray paint, or do you buy the paint in quarts, and then dab it on with a tiny brush? Obviously I am not talking about high visibility areas like on top of the hood, but areas that are nonetheless visible and in need of rust correction.
Thanks for any input.
I have a bit of time over Christmas break and thought I would do something I have never bothered to do in the past: touch up some of the small rust spots and areas of peeling paint. Do you guys just prep and clean these small areas and hit them with a couple light coats of oem spray paint, or do you buy the paint in quarts, and then dab it on with a tiny brush? Obviously I am not talking about high visibility areas like on top of the hood, but areas that are nonetheless visible and in need of rust correction.
Thanks for any input.