COLOR CODE82348 - Yellow (Catalyzed Spray Can Only)New-Holland Touch-Up Paint

The Look

Since your hay equipment has been working the fields for decades, it has likely earned every scratch and chip in its finish. This specific shade was the face of the brand from 1995 to 2005, covering everything from the iconic Balewagon to the hardest-working rakes and balers on the market. It is a hardworking, high-visibility hue that signals a professional operation. Restoring this color is about more than just aesthetics; it is about preserving the heritage of a machine that has likely outlasted several trucks on your farm.

Technical Details

This is a pure Solid finish with a high-gloss enamel base. You will not find any metallic flake or pearl here, which is a blessing for repairs because it makes the blend much more forgiving. However, yellow is a naturally transparent pigment. It has a difficult time hiding dark spots or mismatched primers. If you are working over a dark patch or bare metal, the final color will look muddy unless you start with a light-colored base. This catalyzed version is specifically engineered to be tough, creating a chemical bond that resists the constant abrasion of hay and dust found in the garage or the shade.

Best Practices

Before you spray or dab New-Holland Yellow (Catalyzed Spray Can Only) (check for code 82348), you must shake the container for at least two minutes to properly mix the heavy yellow pigments with the hardener. You can find your paint code and model information on the identification plate, which is usually riveted to the main frame beam near the hitch or tucked under the operator's platform. Always test the color on the included card before you touch the machine. When you begin, keep the container moving in steady, overlapping passes to build the color slowly. Yellow requires a few extra layers for full coverage, so be patient and allow for plenty of drying time between each pass to avoid runs.