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    Posted: 02 Nov 2016 at 5:41am
I'm looking for some spray paint in the Cream color for my 1964 D12. Anyone know which color is the best match? I've found tall the AC oranges in Van Sickle but not the Cream. Also, is the silver for the wheels any certain color or just a silver paint?

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Personally I think the rims should be galvanized, but others may disagree. 
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Rustoleum Almond is a close match to the AC Cream IMO


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Originally posted by Charlie175 Charlie175 wrote:

Rustoleum Almond is a close match to the AC Cream IMO




X2. Its what I use on my tractor as well.
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I found the Ford Wimbledon White matches pretty well.
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Originally posted by Charlie175 Charlie175 wrote:

Rustoleum Almond is a close match to the AC Cream IMO



X3 USED THAT BEFORE

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AGCO still sells the cream paint in the spray cans for around 7.00 per can. Sprays and covers very nice.   Rick
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Thanks for the info everyone. I'm just doing a little painting while waiting for my cylinder head to get back from the shop. Starting to feel like its been there way to long. Couple days has turned in to a couple weeks.
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If you are using VanSickle the international off white is real close
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Rustoleum Almond.  Available as rattle can or bulk at box stores.
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I've used both Rutoleum and Van Sickle. I prefer the shade from Rustoleum
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   I have used the Rustoleum on front wheel weights, the color is so close that it's unbelievable.
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I too used Rustoleum
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