John Deere Blitz Black paint
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*It has a reputation for extreme durability. | *It has a reputation for extreme durability. | ||
*It provides the look of a primered "rat" or "traditional" hot rod (described as: "flat", "suede", "satin", or "semi-gloss"), with more protection. | *It provides the look of a primered "rat" or "traditional" hot rod (described as: "flat", "suede", "satin", or "semi-gloss"), with more protection. | ||
| + | *It's easy to touch up | ||
Although John Deer Blitz Black paint can be applied with typical paint equipment, John Deere recommends using their own primer and reducer. The paint and the primer are typically $25 dollars for a gallon, and the reducer is about $15 for a quart. They are also sold in quarts and spray cans, so you can experiment with various primered or bare metal surfaces. | Although John Deer Blitz Black paint can be applied with typical paint equipment, John Deere recommends using their own primer and reducer. The paint and the primer are typically $25 dollars for a gallon, and the reducer is about $15 for a quart. They are also sold in quarts and spray cans, so you can experiment with various primered or bare metal surfaces. | ||
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