Majic 0.34 qt. Light Ford Gray Tractor Truck & Implement Enamel Spray Paint

A: Hi Perez619! Yes, this is a single stage paint. Clear coat is not required but can be applied if desired.

A: Hi Neighbor! This is not the same, the ford gray enamel is slightly darker.

A: Yes.

A: Yes this will work on the engine. 

A: Majic Tractor, Truck & Implement Enamel Light Ford Gray, 8-22967 (aerosol), is the more recent of the grays Ford has used over time. This gray was introduced in 1965. If you are interested in the gray used between 1948 – 1964, Ford MEDIUM Gray is available, under Antique Tractor Paint Colors, product #8-7108 (available in quarts & gallons).

A: Unfortunately, single component oil/alkyd enamels won’t protect much against gasoline spills, as gasoline is a pretty harsh solvent. If you get a gasoline spill you want to remove it as quickly as possible with a damp, non-abrasive cloth, or wash with a pH neutral car wash or spray detailer. The longer gas is on that enamel surface, the more likely it is to attack, or at least, stain and discolor, the enamel finish. The best thing to do is to wax the enamel surface with a synthetic automotive wax to provide a better protection against gas spills… while synthetic waxes may still be affected by gas spills, (as gasoline can penetrate a synthetic wax), it will be the best thing to slow the penetration enough, until the spill can be properly cleaned and neutralized.