On a sort of related topic...
I waxed my car - but some of the wax has got caught in various bits of
body work... its a right pain to get out - only thing I've been able to
do so far is use more wax on top and this then melts the hard wax and
then i can use water to get it out...
Can anyone recommend something to remove the wax other than the liquid
wax itself... I dont like having creamy coloured detailing on my car!
Yuck...
James
69 Signal Red Spit
Joe Curry wrote:
>In a word, YES! But you have to make sure that you use a good solvent
>to remove any wax, grease or film from the paint prior to putting them
>on. I suggest PPG Acryli-Clean or NAPA Fin-L-Wash.
>
>After you are done, you can then wax the surface to protect the seal.
>
>Joe
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: spitfires-owner@autox.team.net
>[mailto:spitfires-owner@autox.team.net] On Behalf Of Ken
>Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 8:31 AM
>To: Spit Elist
>Subject: Pin Stripes
>
>Has anyone ever used the tape/mastic pin-stripes ? I've spotted rolls at
>the
>local auto parts store and was wondering if they are any good,
>long-lasting,
>etc.
>
>Any ideas on what pin-striping would look good on a Spitfire ?
>
>TIA ... Ken C
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