Description
Five shades, because Eicher has used more finishes than most
Eicher carries the widest shade range in the Coatee agri lineup. Red, coral orange, dark grey, silver and off white, five distinct finishes for one make, where most manufacturers need two or three. That is a direct reflection of how many colour schemes Eicher machines have worn over the years.
It also means picking the right one matters more here than on any other make. Two Eicher tractors parked side by side may not be the same colour, and a red that is close but not correct is more obvious than no repair at all. Match against the panel in front of you rather than against the badge.
The Eicher shades we match
- ER Red for bodywork and bonnets on red-finished machines.
- ER Coral Orange for the warmer orange finish used on other Eicher models.
- ER D. Grey for castings, housings and lower structure.
- ER Silver for trim, guards and detail parts.
- ER Off White for light panels, roof sections and cladding.
Between them these cover the full Eicher model range. New shades are added regularly as manufacturers change their finishes, and the Coatee shade card shows the current list with prices.
Telling red from coral orange
This is the one decision worth taking a minute over. On a sun-aged machine the two can look closer than they are, because red loses depth as it weathers and drifts towards orange. Do not judge from a faded bonnet. Find a panel that has been shaded from the sun, the underside of a fender or an area behind a guard, and compare against that. It will be closer to the original factory colour than anything the sun has reached. If you are still unsure, the printed shade card shows both swatches side by side and any Coatee dealer can confirm.
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 returns to work the same day.
- A sealed barrier over bare metal against rain, mud and fertiliser.
- Fade resistance, which matters most on the red and orange shades.
- No brushes, no tins, no thinning.
How to touch up an Eicher panel
- Wash and degrease. Paint will not bond over mud or diesel film. Let it dry fully.
- Sand rust back to sound metal and feather the edge of the surrounding paint.
- Mask around the repair. Newspaper and tape are enough, and overspray travels further than expected.
- Shake, then spray light passes. Six to eight inches out, steady movement, two or three thin coats rather than one heavy one.
- Allow drying time between coats. Rushing this is the most common cause of a patchy finish.
Common questions
Will it fit my Eicher model?
Yes. The Eicher shades cover the full model range.
My tractor is red but which red?
Compare against a shaded panel rather than a sun-faded one, and check against the printed shade card. ER Red and ER Coral Orange are distinct finishes, not variations of the same colour.
How many cans do I need?
One can covers 18 to 20 square feet in a single application. Order two for a bonnet or several panels.
Will the repair match a faded machine?
The paint matches the original factory shade. Where surrounding paint has aged, keep the repair small and feather the outer edge of the spray so the new colour thins out gradually rather than stopping at a hard line.
Should I buy the kit?
For anything beyond a light scratch, the Coatee Touch-Up Kit adds sandpaper, professional-grade thinner and a microfibre cloth to the colour-matched can.






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