Farm Equipment Paint Restorations
"Restoring the past, one machine at a time."
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Every machine is worked by hand. No repaints — we uncover what's already there.
We go over the entire machine, removing all oxidized paint down to a clean surface, then bring the original colour back to life by spraying on a blend of solvents and oils.
Tractors, combines, swathers, trucks, grain carts, and even construction equipment— if it works the land, we restore it.
We come to you. We travel throughout Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta to serve farms big and small.
We stand behind every restoration we do. If you're not happy with the results, we'll make it right — no questions asked. Your satisfaction is our priority.
Before & After
Real machines, real results. Every restoration is done by hand with no repainting. Tap any photo to see it full size.
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Get in Touch
Text us a couple of pictures of your machine and we'll get you a price. No obligation, and text is usually quickest during the season.
What It Costs
Mileage, labour, supplies, and GST are all included in each price below.
Add-ons are optional extras on top of the base price.
Book multiple machines at the same time and save — up to 25% off.
Discount applies when all machines are done together as part of one job. It cannot be split across separate bookings.
Before You Book
Results vary from machine to machine. How a restoration turns out depends on the type of equipment, the kind of paint on it, and how far gone the fading is.
The process works best on faded fibreglass. That's where we see the biggest difference between before and after.
We can't bring back anything that has worn down to bare metal. There has to be paint left to work with.
We also can't work on equipment that has been waxed or polished. Those products can react poorly with our application, so let us know beforehand if anything has been treated.
How long does it last? It depends on the material, the colour, and how the machine is stored. Some guys get as long out of it as they got out of the original finish. Kept inside or under cover it holds up well; left out through every season, the sun and weather take it back down.
And it can always be done again. If a machine starts to dull down the road, we can bring it back.
We don't repaint. We bring back what's already there.