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B1 Paint and decals

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DDP021
I was looking for paint for an Allis-Chalmers B1. Preferably in a spray can if possible. Also the best place to obtain a set of decals. Thanks!

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Chris727
Unfortunately there is not an exact match available in a store bought spray can. Decals can be purchased from several sources. One is Wells Implement www.wellsimplement.com or from Tony Gilleto at Maple-Hunter Decals, he sells them on ebay from time to time.

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DDP021
THanks Chris...I didn't think there would be anything in a spray can...I was just hoping to find something close to the original if possible. I'll check out the decals. Thanks again. Dave

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gregc
Gilleto's decals: http://cgi.ebay.com/Allis-Chalmers-B-1-Garden-Tractor-Decals_W0QQitemZ290103696195QQihZ019QQcategoryZ50377QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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Mean_LiL_Allis
Dave I use PPG paint when they mix up my paint I get a spray can from them for touch up.If you have a PPG dealer close by they should be able to match your paint.

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Willy
Rust-o-leum has what they call old Caterpillar yellow,it comes as close as any,some of the farm stores carry the same color in different brands.

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FastPaul
Dave here's some paint info I like the decals and seat from Wells. Marks a nice guy to deal with.I found E Bay is one of the best place to find a good dael on tires,Good luck on your reastoration,Keep us posted .We like pics. http://www.simpletractors.com/club2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=77887

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DDP021
Thanks to all for your input and help!!!...Much appreciated!!!!

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Al
Hi, I talked with a paint company today about spectrograph matching the old red orange, gray, Allis yellow and some other paint and filling spray cans with it. It would probably have to sell for about 12.50 up a can if I had them do 24 cans at a time. They say the enpty fillable cans cost them about 4.50 a can. Thwe said red is the most expensive and that white is the cheapest. I was thinking of doing some and also maybe some quarts, if there would be any interest in these products. I still have one unopened quart can of the Genuine Simplicity early red if it is not a solid block of red by now. I purchased it about 25 years ago. I know it is a lot, but it should be a nearly perfect match in an industrial enamel. Al Eden

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