I intend to spend some time this weekend taking inventory and pictures of
items I won’t be using. Early guys, keep your eyes open. I’ve collected a
bit of 64 stuff over the years and won’t ever use most of it.
Devin
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I see several guys recommending traditional Carnauba wax products. Isn't
anyone using any of the Polymer products?? I have tried a product called
"Vitreo". Sold by a local auto finishing/paint store. It's their product name.
Looks great and wasn't bad going on or coming off. I don't know if i
The Jakel fluoride cleaner works great removing any oxidation or residue,
and then you follow up with their wax, but the lug nuts are always fun! I
need to take the Weld wheels off to do it next time, other than the effort
of taking the wheels on and off.
Dan
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I have the large and small red Powerball, and frankly I don't see where it
really helps. I use a special fluoride cleaner to remove any oxidation if
it's been a while since I polished them, then wipe on the wax and then hand
buff off with two rags. One to get the majority of the white and black
re
Thanx Mike. I'll get the door right first. Then I'll get back to you
& the list about the fender. It may be a little bit. I'm also tearing
down the TPI system to powder coat it. As usual I've started too many
projects at once.
On 8/16/07, Mike Holleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Rick
Rick, You are right. Hinges first. Crack the door open and try to lift the back
of the door up and down to check for worn hinges. Fix as needed. As fas as door
adjustments it is easier with the fenders off, but there is a tool made to
access the hinge bolts. Older body shops usually have one. Yo
This is the kit I had installed in my '66. Not cheap, but if you want to keep
the original look I think this is the way to go. The only difference to the
radio that's visible is the LED light to tell if I'm on AM or FM.
http://www.radiosforoldcars.com/
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That is the one I found. Pebboys carries them I was told, just have not had
a chance to go look.
Jim
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In a message dated 8/15/2007 5:30:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> The Mother’s Powerball is not much help getting wax around the lug nuts,
>
> how in general does the power ball work?? which do you use? the big or
> small? yellow or red?- does it save time and work bet
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> How durable is the shine with Mothers
I usually don;t drive too much in bad weather unless I get caught in it so I
am not sure-- I usually hit them once a year - and then use johnsons paste wax
over the
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