Resoring Dull Paintwork
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01-14-2008, 01:17
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Resoring Dull Paintwork
Justin,
The trick with our old alkaline based finishes is to first remove the oxidation. This is the part that takes the most work (elbow grease) and is so time consuming. There is no "easy" way around this step.I used a very mild rubbing compound made by Turtle Wax (green labeled plastic container) to remove oxidation then Iimmediately waxed it over with almost any kind of wax or polish. I stuck with Turtle Wax. Once the shine is restored the maintenance is relatively simple. Or at least as easy as waxing one of these things gets. I have never had much luck using power polishers on the sides of the bus because there are so many obstructions. I do however use power buffers for the wheels.
Steve Anderson
79 FC 35
On the road.
In a message dated 1/14/2008 9:19:44 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time, justin@... writes:
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