How To Mix John Deere Paint Hardener And Reducer at Zoe Tammy blog

How To Mix John Deere Paint Hardener And Reducer. I have only used more hardener when i mix small batches for brush touch ups but it will kick a bit faster that's for sure. The 8:1 ratio is an average formula but if it's spraying good i would stick with it. Buy quality paint (not farm store stuff), and you can get a spec sheet from the dealer or off the manufactuer's web site. The jd paint sold in quarts is a synthetic enamel. Read the can for mixing directions but most are 1 part hardener to 8 parts unreduced paint. John deere paint suggests 10:1 as par as paint to thinner goes. I would also recommend using the napa synthol. I also used the valspar hardener at a 10:1 ratio. I've tried every paint and hardener combination you can think of as well as base/clear and you can't beat john deere paint. It is fine to use as it is but it will dry/cure faster and be more chemical resistant. It may vary depending on your sprayer and. The reducer from deere is ty25650, its a gallon.

It may vary depending on your sprayer and. I've tried every paint and hardener combination you can think of as well as base/clear and you can't beat john deere paint. It is fine to use as it is but it will dry/cure faster and be more chemical resistant. The reducer from deere is ty25650, its a gallon. John deere paint suggests 10:1 as par as paint to thinner goes. I have only used more hardener when i mix small batches for brush touch ups but it will kick a bit faster that's for sure. The jd paint sold in quarts is a synthetic enamel. The 8:1 ratio is an average formula but if it's spraying good i would stick with it. I would also recommend using the napa synthol. Buy quality paint (not farm store stuff), and you can get a spec sheet from the dealer or off the manufactuer's web site.

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How To Mix John Deere Paint Hardener And Reducer The reducer from deere is ty25650, its a gallon. The 8:1 ratio is an average formula but if it's spraying good i would stick with it. I have only used more hardener when i mix small batches for brush touch ups but it will kick a bit faster that's for sure. It is fine to use as it is but it will dry/cure faster and be more chemical resistant. Buy quality paint (not farm store stuff), and you can get a spec sheet from the dealer or off the manufactuer's web site. The reducer from deere is ty25650, its a gallon. I've tried every paint and hardener combination you can think of as well as base/clear and you can't beat john deere paint. The jd paint sold in quarts is a synthetic enamel. I also used the valspar hardener at a 10:1 ratio. Read the can for mixing directions but most are 1 part hardener to 8 parts unreduced paint. I would also recommend using the napa synthol. John deere paint suggests 10:1 as par as paint to thinner goes. It may vary depending on your sprayer and.