Date:         Sun, 23 Jul 2000 08:50:40 -0700
Reply-To:     t <vbob@primenet.com>
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From:         t <vbob@primenet.com>
Subject:      Re: Cleaning front air dam
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Well, I have three you can practice on.
The white one gets finished waxing today. It's  about time. I put a coat
of NuFinish on to get the oxidation off, then put a coat of Meguiars on
top of that. It sure is shiney.
The 81 is pretty heavy oxidized. I am not sure this treatment would
work. And the 84 needs a good coat of wax (and a major hosing inside and
out).

Good Sunday projects.

tim

PSavage wrote:
>
> Top of the Morning!
> For answers to this question and more,  find yourself a copy of
> "Ultimate Auto Detailing--Your Hands-On guide to the Professionals ' &
> Concours Winners Secrets" by David Jacobs (or equivilant).
> Don't toss out that bottle of Armor All!  It's all in knowing how to use it!
> Everything you ever wanted to know about "detailing" is here.
> After reading this, I went right out and had Hester's engine steam
> cleaned--tho I'll not go so far as these Concours Winners--
> (who surely must all be Virgos).
> Being mechanically challenged, I've always invested in elbow grease, and the
> belief that a clean car runs better!
> Happy waxing,
> Phaedra
> "85 Westy-Wolf
> "Hester"