Product Specifications – Bare Co B6268

• Product Type: Tractor enamel paint

• Colour: Late Ford Blue

• Volume: 4 Litres

• Finish: Gloss enamel

• Application: Ford tractors & agricultural machinery

• Use: Restoration, repainting & touch-ups

• Condition: New

• Tractor Paint NZ – Ferguson, Massey Ferguson, Ford & Restoration Colours

  Agline stocks a premium range of tractor paint in NZ, including authentic restoration colours for Ferguson, Massey Ferguson, and Ford tractors. Whether you’re completing a full tractor restoration or touching up panels, our high-quality enamel paints are formulated for durability, gloss retention, and long-lasting agricultural performance.

  Our range includes popular colours such as:

  • Ferguson Stoneleigh Grey

  • Massey Ferguson Red (MF Red)

  • Late Ford Blue

  • Silver Mist

  • Other classic tractor restoration shades

  Available in 1 Litre and 4 Litre tins, our tractor enamel paints are ideal for bonnets, mudguards, wheels, chassis components, and full resprays. Designed to withstand harsh farm conditions, Agline tractor paint provides strong adhesion, weather resistance, and reliable rust protection.

  Tractor Paint & Consumables Available:

  • Tractor enamel paint (1L & 4L)

  • Thinners (4L & 20L)

  • Restoration colours for vintage tractors

  • Paint suitable for spray or brush application

  • Workshop paint preparation products

  Why Buy Tractor Paint from Agline NZ?

  • Authentic factory-correct tractor colours

  • Premium enamel formulation

  • Excellent coverage and colour accuracy

  • Suitable for restoration and working tractors

  • Trusted agricultural supplier in New Zealand

  Whether restoring a TE20, MF35, MF135, Ford 3000, 3600 or 4000, Agline supplies dependable tractor paint solutions for professional-quality results.

  Shop tractor paint and restoration supplies online at Agline NZ for premium agricultural finishes and trusted performance.

• How to Prepare a Tractor for Painting – Complete Restoration Guide

  Proper preparation is the key to achieving a professional, factory-quality finish when repainting your tractor. Whether you're restoring a Ferguson TE20, Massey Ferguson MF35, Ford 3000, or any classic agricultural machine, correct surface preparation ensures:

  • Strong paint adhesion

  • Smooth, even coverage

  • Long-lasting durability

  Follow this step-by-step tractor painting preparation guide for the best results.

  1. Strip & Disassemble Where Possible

  For a professional finish, remove as many components as practical before painting.

  Remove:

  • Bonnet panels

  • Mudguards

  • Wheels

  • Small bolt-on components

  • Badges and decals

  • Lights and rubber parts

  Tip: Label bolts and hardware for easy reassembly.

  Disassembly allows for cleaner edges, better coverage, and a more professional overall result.

  2. Degrease & Clean Thoroughly

  Farm machinery naturally accumulates oil, grease, and dirt over time. Painting over contaminants will cause adhesion failure.

  Steps:

  • Use a quality degreaser to remove oil residue

  • Wash down thoroughly

  • Allow all surfaces to completely dry

  A clean surface is essential before sanding or applying primer.

  3. Remove Rust & Old Paint

  Rust and loose paint must be fully removed to prevent future peeling or corrosion.

  Depending on condition:

  • Wire brush or mechanical sanding for light rust

  • Flap discs for heavier corrosion

  • Sandblasting for full restorations

  Remove all loose paint and corrosion before moving to the next stage.

  4. Sand for Proper Adhesion

  Sanding creates a mechanical key for primer and enamel to bond properly.

  Recommended:

  • Medium grit sandpaper (120–240 grit)

  • Smooth out rough areas

  • Feather edges around repairs

  Proper sanding ensures a smooth, uniform surface ready for primer.

  5. Apply Primer

  Primer improves paint adhesion and provides corrosion resistance — it is essential for long-term durability.

  Best practice:

  • Use a suitable metal primer

  • Apply even coats

  • Allow full curing time

  • Lightly sand between coats if required

  Skipping primer is one of the most common restoration mistakes.

  6. Prepare Your Paint

  When using tractor enamel paint:

  • Stir thoroughly before use

  • Thin with appropriate paint thinners if spraying

  • Use correct spray gun settings or high-quality brushes

  Available Colours:

  • Ferguson Stoneleigh Grey

  • Massey Ferguson Red

  • Ford Blue (Early & Late)

  • 4L & 20L Paint Thinners

  Using the correct thinner and mixing ratios ensures optimal flow and finish.

  7. Apply Paint in Even Coats

  Achieve a factory-style finish by applying:

  • Multiple light coats (not one heavy coat)

  • Proper flash-off time between coats

  • Paint in low humidity, clean conditions

  Avoid windy or dusty environments that can contaminate wet paint.

  8. Allow Proper Curing Time

  • Follow manufacturer drying times

  • Avoid handling parts too soon

  • Reassemble carefully once fully cured

  Rushing curing time can damage the finish and reduce durability.

  Common Tractor Painting Mistakes to Avoid

  • Painting over grease or contamination

  • Skipping primer

  • Applying heavy coats

  • Failing to remove rust completely

  • Painting in windy or dusty environments

  Avoiding these mistakes dramatically improves your final result.

  Products You May Need

  • Tractor enamel paint

  • Paint thinners (4L & 20L)

  • Metal primer

  • Sandpaper & wire brushes

  • Spray equipment

  • Replacement badges & decals

  Why Proper Preparation Matters

  Good preparation:

  • Improves paint adhesion

  • Prevents peeling and rust

  • Enhances gloss and finish

  • Increases restoration value

  • Delivers long-lasting agricultural durability

  A well-prepared tractor not only looks better — it lasts longer and maintains its value.