Yes its true I had a little more time before the swap meet and just did a little spot by hand, and well you can see what happened after that. Electric buffer 3M rubbing compound a little hand polish and WALLA.....Danny Almost forgot: cd unreleast Frank Black
That looks awesome, but what is that big mean looking bear with the dirty T-Shirt doing in your babies room! =)
Now how are you gonna get that rust of the T-shirt? I use Mother's Mag Wheel Polish for removing rust from carbon steel knife blades(works great) and Meguiar's Heavy Oxidation Remover(in the blue bottle for rejuvenating gel coats on fibreglass)for heavily oxidized paint.You have to be careful though 'cause it is really aggressive towards paint.
Ya I came in the house after I was done and my wife chuckled and took a picture, then made me change....
That's probably the best couple hours you've ever spent on a car, isn't it? You just went from "project" to "Driver"! That car will now be at home at any saturday night cruise as a car that's "All orignal...look at the paint worn thru!" instead of a car everyone walk by, or is afraid to get near because the fear getting tetanous. NICE job! -Brad
Heck, that`s ALL I ever use! That high priced shit is just that, high priced! Good old rubbin compound!
Where were you last summer, when I decided to sand the whole car to bare metal because of the surface rust?! Looks good. I'll put this in my little tip file. Tucker
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