[AT] O/T Meyers or Western plow

[Michael P. Maynard]

Cecil, I know that some plow dealer paints are made to have a non-stick
effect for keeping the snow off the blade... I know Meyers had it.

Mike

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Subject: Re: [AT] O/T Meyers or Western plow

> Mike,
> 
> You can get snow plow paint from a plow dealer to repaint the blade.  I
did
> this to my dad's western plow a couple of years ago and it worked pretty
> good.  I just used my angle grinder with wire wheel to prep the surface
and
> applied the paint by brush (I think it came in a quart container).  The
> paint has held up pretty good, and the plow sits outside year round.
> 
> Vaughn Miller
> Dillsburg PA


	A number of years ago, I needed to paint the plow blade on
my old Diamond plow. I bought a quart can of Rustoleum paint and put
it on with a brush. I looked like it had been sprayed on and never
came off. Rustoleum may have changed the formula by now but that was
real good paint. Cheaper than a plow dealer would want too.

Cecil
-- 
The nicest thing about telling the truth is you never have to wonder
what you said.

Cecil E Monson
Lucille Hand-Monson
Mountainville, New York   Just a little east of the North Pole

Allis Chalmers tractors and equipment

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