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Corvette care
I just purchased a '92 Corvette that is dark green. Any problems or caveats with this paint at this age?
I'm assuming it can be treated as any other finish?
I'm assuming it can be treated as any other finish?
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Re: Corvette care
Yep.
...And I've heard Corvette (and GM in general) paint is quite hard. That's a generalization though, as always, do a test spot.
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Re: Corvette care
BTW, you didn't really say what condition the paint is in, or what you're trying to achieve.
My response above assumes you're trying to remove swirls / scratches / other defects from the paint.Originally posted by BluelineComment
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Re: Corvette care
As Davey indicates, with the caveat if hasn't been repainted. Pictures would be helpful for us , as would be a list of tools and products available to you. No matter what, do a small test spot with the least aggressive method before getting carried away. Don't use a jackhammer when a tack hammer will do ! (figure of speech, no real hammers required)
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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Ok I have a blk 2001 vette. I used M105 & M205 with a PC 7424xp to get the paint finish to my liking. Now all I do is clean with last touch and do waterless washes. I also use M26.Extreme Radiance Detailing
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