Description
Three shades, because a New Holland is rarely one colour
Most tractors give you one body colour and a bit of trim. A New Holland gives you a blue body, white panels and grey castings, often meeting along the same edge. That makes a poor touch-up obvious in a way it would not be on a single-colour machine, because the eye has a correct colour sitting right next to the repair for comparison.
Coatee matches all three. CN Bianco, CN Blue and CN D Grey are mixed to the original CNH factory shades, so a repaired panel reads as part of the machine rather than as a patch. The same shades apply across CNH and New Holland badged equipment, and between them they cover the full model range.
The CNH and New Holland shades we match
- CN Bianco for white bonnet panels, roof sections and body cladding.
- CN Blue for the main body colour, fenders and chassis.
- CN D Grey for castings, housings, steps and lower structural parts.
These are the most ordered shades in the Coatee agri range, which tells you how much time a New Holland spends working. We add new shades regularly as manufacturers change their finishes, and the shade card always shows the current list.
What the can gives you
- 18 to 20 square feet of coverage from one 300g can in a single application.
- Quick-drying acrylic so the machine is back in the field the same day.
- A sealed rust barrier. Bare metal on a New Holland fender takes rain, mud and fertiliser directly. The paint film is what keeps a chip from becoming rot.
- Colour that holds. Formulated to resist chalking and fading through long hours of sun.
- No brushes, no tins, no thinning.
Working with more than one colour
If your repair crosses a colour boundary, do the lighter shade first and let it harden properly before masking over it. Fresh paint lifts when tape is pulled off it too early, and on a white panel that damage shows immediately. Mask with the tape edge just inside the boundary line rather than exactly on it, so the join reads as a natural edge instead of a ruled one.
How to touch up a CNH panel
- Wash and degrease. Diesel film and mud stop paint bonding. Let the panel dry fully.
- Take back any rust. Fine sandpaper until you reach clean metal. Paint over rust and it will lift within weeks.
- Mask generously. Overspray carries further than expected, and white panels show every stray particle.
- Shake well and spray light passes. Six to eight inches from the surface, can moving steadily. Two or three thin coats, never one heavy one.
- Allow drying time between coats. A few minutes each. This is where most home jobs go wrong.
Common questions
Does this fit my model?
Yes. The CNH shades cover the full CNH and New Holland model range.
Is CNH the same as New Holland?
New Holland is part of CNH, and the factory finishes are shared, so the same Coatee shades apply to equipment badged either way.
How many cans for a full fender?
One can covers 18 to 20 square feet in a single application, which handles a fender comfortably. For a bonnet or several panels, order two.
Will the white yellow over time?
CN Bianco is formulated to resist yellowing and chalking, but any white finish on a machine stored outdoors will age faster than one kept under cover.
Should I buy the kit instead?
For more than a couple of scratches, the Coatee Spray Paint Kit bundles colour-matched paint with sandpaper, professional-grade thinner and a microfibre cloth for less than buying them separately.







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