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Tractor & Implement Enamel Paint in Ford Empire Blue, Gallon

Original price was: $66.72.Current price is: $45.22.

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Nothing brings back that factory-fresh look like the right color match. When your Ford tractor’s been working hard in the sun and weather, that distinctive blue starts to fade and chip. This Empire Blue paint gets you back to that sharp, professional look that says you take care of your equipment—and it protects the metal underneath from rust and corrosion too.

What You’re Getting

  • Slow-dry alkyd base gloss enamel that flows smooth and levels out nicely
  • Perfect color match for Ford tractors and implements using Empire Blue
  • Gallon size covers plenty of surface area for touch-ups or full panel repaints
  • Heavy duty industrial paint formulated for outstanding durability and rust protection
  • Excellent fade resistance to keep that color looking fresh longer

Built for Real Farm Work

This paint is designed specifically for Ford tractors and implements that originally wore Empire Blue from the factory. Whether you’re touching up a utility tractor that’s seen loader duty or refreshing the finish on implements that have taken their share of field debris hits, this paint stands up to the diesel spills, hydraulic fluid, and weather that farm equipment faces every day.

Made to Last

This isn’t hardware store paint—it’s industrial-grade paint designed for farm equipment. The alkyd base resists cracking and peeling, while UV inhibitors help prevent that chalky fade you see on cheaper paints. It’s lead-free too, so you’re getting modern paint chemistry that performs.

Installation Notes

Clean and prep your surface thoroughly—remove any loose paint, rust, or grease first. You can add acrylic hardener at a rate of 1/2 pint per gallon if you want faster curing, though this slow-dry formula gives you more working time for a smooth finish. Work in temperatures between 60-80 degrees for best results, and remember that multiple thin coats always beat one thick one.