looks really good...... need to clay mine when i get back.... but the body looks really good for a obs
True dat, paint looks great. There are some minor clear scratches it looks like but nothing that can't be fixed.
Paint is an easy thing to restore - I say that, but so long as there aren't huge dents, bird droppings eating through the clear, deep scratches....it's easy as long as you follow the steps correctly and put the time into it that is needed. I can remember when I used to detail luxury cars back in 1992 for money in college. I did all my cars by hand.....compound as needed, cleaner, swirl remover, polish, sealer and wax. By hand! and I would do a car in the am, one in the afternoon and one in the eve. Man I sound like a gen-X complaining about how good Gen-Y has it LOL! I got a REALLY strong WAX-ON/WAX-OFF in a street fight tho
Back in the early 90's, I paid $1200 cash for a built 1979 Firebird that looked like complete shit on the outside. I stripped that old oxidized paint etc and BAM! When I was done with all the steps, it was like a mirror! Later sold it for $3k...and I did nothing but the paint work. I think the technology has drastically changed but the principles are still the same....and steps are much easier with Porter Cables so readily available and cheap.
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