A: Absolutely, Steve! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint can be thinned, if necessary, with mineral spirits. For brush, roller, or airless spray application, thinning is not normally required. For airless spraying, if thinning is needed, thin up to 5% by volume. For air-atomized spray, thin up to 15% by volume. Do not thin with gasoline, lacquer thinner, or turpentine. Follow these guidelines, but refer to the spray equipment manufacturer’s instructions for oil-based paint; for airless spraying, the pump ratio is 30:1, fluid pressure is 1,600-2,400 psi, fluid tip is 0.013-0.017, and filter mesh is 100. For air-atomized spraying, the fluid tip is 0.055-0.070, fluid delivery is 10-16 oz./min. (if applicable), and pressure is 25-60 psi. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 15

A: Hi there, It matches the original paint it will not make it super glossy or a notable difference. Features Matches original equipment colors Finish Gloss

A: It should work. Surface Compatibility: Tractors, Trailers, Lawn Mowers, Farm Implements, Wood, Metal

A: Surface Compatibility: Tractors, Trailers, Lawn Mowers, Farm Implements, Wood, Metal

A: Thank you for your question! This product is not a paint and primer in one.

A: Thank you for reaching out! Our Rust-Oleum Farm & Implement Enamel does not require a hardener additive, and we do not recommend adding one. Thinning is not needed, however, you can thin with acetone 5-15% by volume. Dry times depend on the thickness of the coating, so a thinned application may dry more quickly. Unthinned, the Farm & Implement Enamels dry to the touch in 2-4 hours. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 2

A: We like how you think! Rust-Oleum Specialty Farm and Implement Paint can be used in a paint sprayer. For air spray, we recommend that you thin the paint up to 15% with acetone. Do not thin with gasoline, lacquer thinner, turpentine, etc. For an airless sprayer, thinning is not normally required. For the application, make sure to follow the spray gun directions carefully and always keep the gun 10 to 12 inches from the surface and in motion while spraying.