When your IH equipment starts showing its age with faded white panels or touch-up spots that don’t match, you need paint that’ll hold up to everything farming throws at it. This authentic International Harvester white paint gives you that crisp, factory-fresh appearance that makes your tractors and implements stand out. Whether you’re restoring a classic Farmall or touching up a working machine, this is the same quality white that came on your equipment from the factory.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty industrial formulation designed specifically for agricultural equipment and harsh farm conditions
- One gallon provides excellent coverage—approximately 400-500 square feet depending on your application method and surface
- Outstanding durability with superior rust protection to keep metal underneath safe from the elements
- High hiding power covers imperfections and provides smooth, even coverage over primer or existing paint
- Excellent fade resistance stands up to constant UV exposure without chalking or color shift
Built for Real Farm Work
This paint is formulated to handle the beating that farm equipment takes—from chemical exposure to fertilizers and herbicides to physical abuse from brush, rocks, and daily use in the field. Whether you’re painting white panels on a Farmall tractor, touching up cultivator components, or doing a complete restoration on vintage IH equipment, this authentic white gives you professional results that last.
Made to Last
Farm equipment faces some of the toughest conditions imaginable, and regular paint just doesn’t cut it. This TISCO formulation is built specifically for agricultural applications with enhanced durability that resists fading, chipping, and premature failure. The formula provides excellent adhesion and long-lasting protection that keeps your equipment looking sharp season after season.
Good to Know
This paint works great with brush, roller, or spray application—just make sure you have proper ventilation when working indoors. For best results, apply over a quality primer on bare metal, and stir thoroughly before use. A light scuff on existing paint helps with adhesion, and two thin coats usually give better coverage than one heavy application.
