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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hello guys
I am buildind a site about my cars, check the link where you can see pics of the Serie I am trying to buy. http://myvehicles.freehomepage.com/ please let me know what are your impresions |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Bedford, UK
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Looks very tidy. A good T-cutting and polishing will bring it up nicely. If you can't get the mildew out of the headlining, ty rolling on some anti-damp paint from your DIY store to seal the surface, followed by kitchen/bathroom emulsion of whatever colour you like.
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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T-cut is kind of polish that has very,very fine abrasive compounds that remove the top surface of faded, oxidised paint, revealing fresh original paint underneath. Best done by hand, as over-enthusiastic machine polishing could take off too much.
It sounds frightening, but it's very gentle and only removes microns of paint. LR paint is quite thick, so you won't go through by hand (you'll wear you arm out first!). There will be similar cutting compound available where you live. Polishing afterwards will improve the appearance even more. |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Evesham, Worcestershire, United Kingdom
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Less is more when applying T-Cut, also I would invest in a random orbit polisher/sander for it.
Also try paint renovator by autoglym, its pretty good stuff, at least on minor scratches. |
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