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Here is a spot I did on a 64 t-bird. This car sits out in a yard that parts out old fords. I thought I would have a little fun. It was orig. enamel paint as far as I could tell.
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are you planning to do the whole car? would be a hell of job but if i see those results you already made on that spot.. go for it
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No it is just a parts car/ junk yard queen.Comment
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Hey...I would like to buy that little spot....lol
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The spot L @ @ K's good. Did you wash that spot prior to polish/wax?
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No , I just wiped it with a damp rag. I rubbed some Diamond cut on it then follwed it with #9 then NXT. All by hand I may add.Originally posted by foris2
The spot L @ @ K's good. Did you wash that spot prior to polish/wax?
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It really looks great. Don't forget to post pics if you decide to do the rest of it. When you said you did it by hand I said to myself, WOW. But then I looked over to see the Red '57 Chevy and I said to to myself "no wonder, that's some of Superior Shines work"
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Now look what you did. You made a clean spot.
I guess you will just have to do the whole thing now. Just think of it this way, now you can charge more for the parts off of it...
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