Description

Nothing makes a Case IH tractor look tired faster than faded, peeling paint. Whether you’re touching up those inevitable scrapes from field work, covering up repair areas, or just want to bring back that crisp red finish that shows you take pride in your equipment, this liter of genuine Case IH red paint gets the job done right. It’s the same red that rolled off the factory floor, so your touch-ups will blend perfectly instead of standing out like a sore thumb.

What You’re Getting

Exact color match to original Case IH factory red finish
Agricultural-grade formula with UV inhibitors that won’t fade in the sun
Flexible resins that flex with sheet metal instead of cracking
One liter covers approximately 85-100 square feet depending on application
Must be thinned with QTP thinners only for proper flow and adhesion

Built for Real Farm Work

This isn’t hardware store paint trying to pass for tractor red. It’s specifically formulated for agricultural equipment that faces constant UV exposure, temperature swings, chemical contact from fertilizers and fuel, plus the daily beating that farm equipment takes. The chemistry bonds properly to prepared metal and stands up to diesel splashes, hydraulic leaks, and weather that would destroy ordinary paint.

Made to Last

Farm equipment paint needs to be tougher than automotive paint, and this formula delivers. The UV inhibitors fight sun fade that turns bright red into dull pink, while the flexible resins move with the metal instead of cracking when panels flex. It’s designed to handle everything from loader work to brush hogging without chipping or peeling prematurely.

Installation Notes

Success starts with proper prep work – remove all rust, loose paint, and grease before you start. Sand glossy surfaces lightly for better adhesion. Always thin with QTP thinners following the directions on the tin – other thinners can cause flow problems or poor adhesion. Work in temperatures between 60-80 degrees with low humidity for best results. Keep some paint handy for future touch-ups because scratches are inevitable with farm equipment.