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Dad bought this from a hail damage sale, it was already repaired and painted. And I think Earl Schiebe could have done a better job at it.
Well they were over for a visit this weekend, and I thought I would spend a couple of hours playing with my new #66 and hopefully help the finish. But I had to clean off about 2 years worth of dirt first.
Wash and clay,
#66 with a rotary.
1 coat of NXT.
The rims took three scrubbing's to get clean.
And while I didn't see Dad take a picture of the roof before I started on it, I took one of the hood with almost the same reflection.
And the after was about 10 times better than before.
I didn't get any more pics worth sharing, believe me when I say that orange peel is smoother than this paint. And most of the hail damage is still visible.
Well they were over for a visit this weekend, and I thought I would spend a couple of hours playing with my new #66 and hopefully help the finish. But I had to clean off about 2 years worth of dirt first.
Wash and clay,
#66 with a rotary.
1 coat of NXT.
The rims took three scrubbing's to get clean.
And while I didn't see Dad take a picture of the roof before I started on it, I took one of the hood with almost the same reflection.
And the after was about 10 times better than before.
I didn't get any more pics worth sharing, believe me when I say that orange peel is smoother than this paint. And most of the hail damage is still visible.
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