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1st Time Claybarring!

Washed, claybarred, washed, then finished off w/Banana Gloss on Scoopie yesterday. First time (& possibly last, 4 as long as it took!) doing that on ANY car I've owned. :crazy: The entire session (including Black Wow) took a little over 6 hours ... whew! However, she was just a'shinin' when we left 2 come home afterwards.

Tradeoff 4 all my hard work? Well, had an older gentleman stop by 2 admire her 2day at the local Target. He said she was 'gorgeous!' He also mentioned that he had a Mini back in the '70s!

 

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Looks like you have a major problem with Parakeets in your area?:eek6:

Oh, and by the way, what's going on with the Tibetan prayer flags next door?:lol:

 

What is that? Not bird poop, is it?

 

I have an off MINI question for the great car detailing GURU's. Is there any thing safe for an amateur to do to OLD car paint? It crazed in places but not chalky. 1957 Jaguar original paint that has lived in a garage all its life. The owner is unable to care for the car and I just want to clean it up for him.

 

I am not a "guru" so, I can't help you. :blush2:

I just want to say, that's a gorgeous Jag!

I hope you can do well on the paint project!

 

I had a couple of MINI buddies over for a garage day on Friday, and one parked under the big ash tree on the curb while we worked on another in the garage. It rained hard off and on the whole day, but by 4pm or so when we rolled out of the garage it was sunny and cool. As my buddy got into his car to leave, he saw the entire windshield was covered in white bird bombs, not just little spots either - 6" splats! :eek6:

Fortunately it all washed off easily and somehow missed the paint - just hammered the windshield!

 

Thanks for the info. I'll just avoid anything aggressive.

 

Mark, you have flora, I have fauna:

 

God Bless You for doing that for someone who is unable to do it themselves. You're saving a 'Piece of History' for us all.:cornut: Jason