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TISCO Tractor & Implement Paint – Massey Ferguson Metallic Gray, Quart

Original price was: $33.50.Current price is: $26.33.

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There’s nothing like a fresh coat of paint to bring back that pride in your Massey Ferguson. If you’ve got an older MF tractor from the 1950s or early 1960s showing its age—scratches from field work, fading from years in the sun, or spots where the metal’s starting to show through—this authentic metallic gray paint gets you back to that crisp, professional look that turns heads at the co-op.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy duty industrial-grade formula that’s built to handle whatever the farm throws at it
  • Outstanding rust protection keeps bare metal from starting to deteriorate
  • High hiding power covers old paint and primer in fewer coats, saving you time
  • Excellent fade resistance so your hard work stays looking good season after season
  • One quart covers plenty of small touch-ups or a good-sized panel

Built for Real Farm Work

This is the authentic metallic gray that Massey Ferguson used on their tractors from 1956 to 1965. Whether you’re restoring a classic MF 35 or touching up your work tractor, this paint matches that original factory finish. It’s perfect for older utility tractors that are still earning their keep around the farmstead or vintage models you’re bringing back to life.

Made to Last

TISCO Paint is heavy duty industrial paint formulated to provide outstanding durability, rust protection, high hiding and excellent fade resistance for farm equipment, machinery and industrial applications. This isn’t house paint trying to do a tractor’s job—it’s designed specifically for the abuse that farm equipment takes every day.

Good to Know

Like all good paint jobs, proper surface prep makes all the difference. Clean off any grease or dirt, sand down to smooth metal, and use a quality primer on bare spots. Apply in thin, even coats when it’s between 65-85 degrees with low humidity for best results. Keep some left over for future touch-ups, because scratches happen on working tractors.