Hi Stu,
Turtle Wax markets a product called Color Cure which is a colored wax,
available in various shades. It is accompanied by a "ChipStik" - a
lipstick-like tube of solid wax for deep chips and scratches. It helps
with my black TD but it's not a perfect solution. Probably changes a
ten-footer into a three-footer.
Looks like we'll be down your way next November when son Rob will be
competing in a Triathlon, attempting to qualify for the 2005 Hawaii Ironman.
Give Scooby a pat for us.
Ted
Stu Keen wrote:
>The lacquer paint on my '51 TD is 25 years. Maybe because I drive this
>little red car so much or maybe just because of age, but there are now
>gossamer like cracks (craze) on all painted surfaces. On the right fender
>they are all bunched together so are quite obvious. The car still looks
>great when polished and seen from a few feet away but if you are close
>enough to inspect, they are apparent. I was wondering if anyone on the net
>had a solution for removing (filling) these tiny cracks. I am not in the
>market for a new paint job (big bucks!).
>
>I tried 1500 wet/dry, followed by 2000 and then polishing compound and
>polish and this was quite effective on the cracks. It reduced their
>appearance by 50%. Now what can I do to make them disappear entirely?
>
>I have heard that red spotty putty might work, but that would only hold for
>a couple of months. I was hoping there was something that could be rubbed
>on, then polished over and would be more permanent.
>
>Anyone got any ideas?
>
>Stu Keen
>
>1951 MGTD Mark II
>
>
>
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Ted Jackson
ted@the-jacksons.net
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