KRAMP Kubota Orange Acrylic Paint (1989+)

Bring your machinery back to life with Kramp Kubota Orange Acrylic Paint, a premium-quality 400 ml spray formulated for durability and an authentic finish. This strongly pigmented 1K acrylic paint is specifically designed to match the Kubota orange colour used on machines from 1989 onwards, providing a consistent and professional look for repairs or restoration work.

Ideal for use on metal surfaces, the paint delivers fast-drying, scratch- and impact-resistant coverage that lasts. Its high surface hardness and fade-resistant pigments ensure a bright, long-lasting colour that won’t yellow or dull over time.

Whether you’re carrying out touch-ups, refurbishing panels, or repainting components, this spray paint ensures smooth, even application with a durable, high-quality finish. Suitable for machinery, tools, vehicles, and parts, it helps protect surfaces while restoring their original appearance.

Before application, always verify the colour match against your existing paintwork, as screen images can differ from the actual product. Check compatibility with thinners using the product code or information before use.

Key benefits:

• Matches the Kubota orange used on machinery from 1989 onwards
• Fast-drying for quick, efficient repairs
• Durable and fade-resistant finish that lasts
• Ideal for metal surfaces on machinery, tools, and vehicles

FAQs

Q. Is this paint an exact match for Kubota machinery?
A. Yes, it’s designed to closely match the official Kubota orange used on their machines from 1989 onwards. However, we recommend testing it on a small area first, as lighting and surface conditions can slightly affect the final shade.

Q. Do I need to use a primer before applying the paint?
A. For the best adhesion and longest-lasting finish, apply a suitable primer on bare or rusted metal surfaces before using this acrylic spray paint.

Q. How long does it take to dry?
A. This paint has a quick-drying formula, typically becoming touch-dry within minutes and ready for handling or recoating shortly after, depending on temperature and humidity.