John Deere Blitz Black paint

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-Is it considered to be good paint?
-Is a specific primer needed?
-Is reducer needed?
-How many coats are needed?
-Does it apply like paint?
-Would a clearcoat adhere to it?
- John Deere Blitz Black paint is popular among hotrodders because it provides the flat or suede look of "rat" or "traditional" hot rods, with a durable finish. It's weatherproof, and blocks UV light, where a bare primer would soak up water and oils. It's also considerably less expensive than typical paints used on hot rods.
-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 $20-25 dollars, and the reducer is about $15. They are also sold in spray can size, so you can experiment with various primered or bare metal surfaces.
-==Alternatives to John Deere Blitz Black paint==
-*Asphalt (#MQ2818) with Egg Shell clear coat (#P-FKT600)and , produced by [http://www.color-rite.com Color-Rite].
-== References ==
-*[http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/john-deere-blitz-black-31993.html Hotrodders Bulletin Board discussion]

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