germ-X
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most likely decals wont be too hard to find for your JD 2210 and paint will be maybe a little pricey but well worth it.
Should I repaint my JD 2210?
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Labrat
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I would take the rear fender off and have auto body shop wet sand and paint it with the correct flex additive.
I do have a new rear fender for a 2210 with no decals. I may be willing to part with it but shipping to the left side of the country will probably be pricey. Probably cheaper to paint yours.
I do have a new rear fender for a 2210 with no decals. I may be willing to part with it but shipping to the left side of the country will probably be pricey. Probably cheaper to paint yours.
mcd176
Gold Member
Zephrant,
I feel your pain of a grungy looking tractor, I purchased a used Kubota L4200 this past spring, it too had been "well used" the tractor mechanically fine, I mowed with it one time and my neighbor looked at it and said that it was just not me to have a grungy machine! I had planned on painting it this winter but couldnt wait, I finished mowing and took it to my garage and repainted it over about 2 weeks, I admit my machine is used it is not a show piece, I take care of over 200 acres with it but I like a nice looking machine. My advice is to go for it and repaint it, as far as decals I own a graphics shop and could make you some very nice decals for it if you wish?
Have a great day!
Mike
I feel your pain of a grungy looking tractor, I purchased a used Kubota L4200 this past spring, it too had been "well used" the tractor mechanically fine, I mowed with it one time and my neighbor looked at it and said that it was just not me to have a grungy machine! I had planned on painting it this winter but couldnt wait, I finished mowing and took it to my garage and repainted it over about 2 weeks, I admit my machine is used it is not a show piece, I take care of over 200 acres with it but I like a nice looking machine. My advice is to go for it and repaint it, as far as decals I own a graphics shop and could make you some very nice decals for it if you wish?
Have a great day!
Mike
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Zephrant
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You guys are right, it looks like JD has the decals on their site. I won't know until I try to buy them if they will really get them in for me, but I've got no reason to believe they would not come in yet.
Mike- Thanks a lot for the offer, I'll certainly let you know if JD does not come through for me. Did you buy "Kubota" paint from the dealer, or something after-market? I noticed lots of paint at the dealer when I bought it but I didn't look closely. I am counting on them having the correct two part paint for me.
I'm going to try to polish out the fenders first- I don't think they are too bad, and there is a lot of decals on them. The hood definitely gets new paint, as does the bucket. I'm not sure on the loader arms yet- I'd have to remove all the hydraulics to do it right and that seams like a major PITA.
My first project is the metal plate around the SCV under the seat- rusting and peeling paint. I'm going to get my dad's pressurized tank sand blaster on Sunday, and get started on it.
Should I use basic satin black paint from the hardware store, or is there a special JD black that I should be using? I'll be repainting the ROPS too.
Mike- Thanks a lot for the offer, I'll certainly let you know if JD does not come through for me. Did you buy "Kubota" paint from the dealer, or something after-market? I noticed lots of paint at the dealer when I bought it but I didn't look closely. I am counting on them having the correct two part paint for me.
I'm going to try to polish out the fenders first- I don't think they are too bad, and there is a lot of decals on them. The hood definitely gets new paint, as does the bucket. I'm not sure on the loader arms yet- I'd have to remove all the hydraulics to do it right and that seams like a major PITA.
My first project is the metal plate around the SCV under the seat- rusting and peeling paint. I'm going to get my dad's pressurized tank sand blaster on Sunday, and get started on it.
Should I use basic satin black paint from the hardware store, or is there a special JD black that I should be using? I'll be repainting the ROPS too.
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Zephrant
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What is the best way to get the concrete out of the bucket without damaging the metal? Dead-blow hammer? Ball-peen hammer and tap at it?
mcd176
Gold Member
Zephrant,
I purchased Factory Kubota Orange and Grey from my local dealer, Expensive but very very durable. and it is the correct color for the machine.
I purchased Factory Kubota Orange and Grey from my local dealer, Expensive but very very durable. and it is the correct color for the machine.
JohnDeere4300
Veteran Member
Has anyone used paint from TSC, i seen they had all different kinds
of tractor paint, but don't know anyone that has used it.
I have some old Jd attachments that was handed down from family
and was thinking about painting them.
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-Bill
of tractor paint, but don't know anyone that has used it.
I have some old Jd attachments that was handed down from family
and was thinking about painting them.
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-Bill
kennyd
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I have used it on some implements-it's OK at best, it fades in the sun rather quickly if think...probably OK for your implements but I would use the genuine JD stuff on anything I really cared about.
JohnDeere4300
Veteran Member
I use the JD spray paint for touch up, had never used the TSC paint.
I seen where they had it for $29.99_ a gallon but i will stay with the
jd paint.
Thanks kennyd
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Bill
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Zephrant
Silver Member
What is a good black paint to use for touching up the metal pieces? Can I get something at Ace that is good enough?