Current Kubota Orange closest HD spray paint?

[Oldoak]

This is close but nothing is as good as genuine Orange II Kubota paint. When you look at an implement with low grade tractor store paint or "close enough" other paint, something is always lacking. And when you look at genuine Kubota Orange II paint, it just pops with excitement and good taste. Plus it looks as good in six months.

When I sell an implement that is real Orange II, it sells for a premium price and PDQ. Off color paints always seem to be a struggle.

As for me, I don't care what color the implements are. And I am certainly not going to repaint all my non-kubota attachments and implements to match the color of my Kubota tractor.

The only Kubota O.E.M. I have is the F.E.L. Of course my new kubota which should be in anytime soon will also have a genuine Kabota B.H.

 

[steveky]

I like rustoleum Chevrolet orange engine paint.

 

[airbiscuit]

I have found Valspar Implement paint to be tough as nails and it looks good.

 

[KenB2920]

I must be really easy to please, I use the Tractor Supply Rust-Oleum Kubota Orange and find it to be plenty pretty enough to drag through dirt.

Not sure if you touched up the paint or redid the whole thing, but that mower looks fantastic !! Brand new !

 

[Rock Crawler]

Not sure if you touched up the paint or redid the whole thing, but that mower looks fantastic !! Brand new !

It is a 10 year old FDR2572 (the HD 72" version) in baby poop yellow and had air filled tires. I cleaned it, scuffed it, removed any rust, painted it, replaced wheels (solid, no more air filled)/bearings/axles, replaced wheel yoke bearing inserts in the frame, replaced blade drive belt and tension spring, changed lube, sharpened and balanced the blades, ordered new decals from the local Kubota dealer and brushed on 2 coats of Rust-Oleum Kubota Orange from a gallon can that I bought at Tractor Supply. I paid $650 for it laying in a pasture and spent another $500 and 2 weeks of evenings on it. Now I need to get rid of it and try again with a 60" because with the HD gear box and 72", my B2650 can not put out the HP to run it and also drive the tires.

 

[Grumpa Wally]

I used some Rust-Oleum Kubota orange for a tool box and brackets. It was too far off for my liking but I think would be just fine for an implement. I went to the dealership and purchased the real deal orange, although they mistakenly sold me the wrong gray, which was way too light. I used the Massey Ferguson Gray from Tractor Supply.

 

[Dan33Klein]

Rural king sells the majic paint in kubota orange. It matches perfect and is durable if you use the right additives.
Here is a tiller I redid.
I have pictures of the finished product but the picture uploaded isn稚 working right today

 

[Dan33Klein]

Finished product

 

[Navvet]

Rustoleum has a line of farm and implement paint that matches great (Farm & Implement).

I just refurbed an AMT 626 using the Rustoleum "John Deere" paints.

They do list Kubota Orange as one of the available colors.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Rural king sells the majic paint in kubota orange. It matches perfect and is durable if you use the right additives.
Here is a tiller I redid.
I have pictures of the finished product but the picture uploaded isn稚 working right today

I use the same brand from TSC for the 65-99 old Ford blue that matches OK for me. I am liking Majic paint and just bought a gallon after testing it from a rattle can.



The center piece is untouched from our 1980 3600 that we call Rusty (for now at least) is a bracket that holds on the skin by your knees that has not been in the sunlight. The other parts go on the 711 Ford loader belly strap. They were prepped using Skyco OSPHO, Rust Oleum Implement light gray primer then the Majic 8-2968 older ford blue.