Nothing gives old implements and metal work a fresh professional look quite like a coat of aluminum paint. Whether you’re restoring a vintage tractor, touching up worn spots on your planter, or protecting bare metal from rust, this universal aluminum finish works on any brand and gives that clean, factory-quality appearance that shows you take care of your equipment.
What You’re Getting
- Bright aluminum finish that matches original factory color on most implements and accessories
- Heavy duty industrial paint formulated to provide outstanding durability, rust protection, high hiding and excellent fade resistance
- Universal application means it works on any brand of tractor or implement
- One gallon size covers approximately 400-500 square feet depending on surface and application method
- Compatible with proper primers and automotive finishes for professional results
Built for Real Farm Work
This aluminum paint is perfect for implements, toolbars, cultivators, disc harrows, and any equipment that originally came with aluminum-colored parts. You’ll also find it handy for painting custom-built attachments, shop fabrication work, or any project where you need a durable metallic finish that matches existing equipment. It’s also great for touching up scratches and worn spots on loader buckets, three-point attachments, and other implements that take a beating in the field.
Made to Last
Farm equipment paint faces some of the toughest conditions imaginable – constant UV exposure, temperature extremes, chemical exposure from fertilizers and herbicides, plus physical abuse from brush, rocks, and daily use. This TISCO paint is formulated specifically for agricultural applications with enhanced durability that resists fading, chalking, and premature failure.
Installation Notes
For best results, clean and sand the surface thoroughly, apply appropriate primer if painting over bare metal or different colors, and apply this paint in thin, even coats. Always use proper surface preparation – clean off all grease, dirt, and loose paint, sand glossy surfaces for better adhesion, and use a quality primer on bare metal. The aluminum finish goes on smooth and levels out nicely when applied at the right temperature and humidity.
