Recent content by BWG707

You might want to try "Goof Off", it's what I used to remove latex paint when I used to be a painter. Any paint store or Home Depot/Lowes will have it. It's going to be a lot of work though. Those pics made me cringe. I've cleaned overspray off cars before but nothing to that extent. Good luck.

I've had good results with Griots Speed and Shine. I have some DP Rinseless Wash and Gloss that I haven't diluted for detail spray yet- any opinions on the DP diluted spray?

Sly and the Family Stone- "Greatest Hits"

Use some "Goof Off", it'll take it right off.

+1 Wet glaze 2.0

Even if your car is washed throughly wind can quickly blow dirt and debris onto your car before you have a chance to dry it.

I use XMT 360 Spray Wax sometimes to give my paint slickness, but if I really want to bump up the shine I use Wet Glaze 2.0. WG 2.0 can be used underneath or on top of your LSP.

"Woodstock" remastered. Watched the documentary "Woodstock-Then and Now" and realized I no longer had my Woodstock CD so I re-ordered another one. It's just a small taste of some of the music from the festival but it's still amazing. The drum solo during Santana's "Soul Sacrafice" is...

I have to agree, the worst would be cleaning interior windows, a close second would be wheel wells.

So I would image that it should be applied while your car is inside a garage so no dust or debris can stick in it while its drying? Approximately how long will it last?

Does anybody have any experience using Griots Garage Glass Sealant? I read all the directions on it but wanted to hear from people that have actually applied it.

In the '90s he a the Guiness record for over 3,500 cars. The museum can only display a portion of the collection, they will be rotating different cars in and out. And yes a few of the cars are "run of the miill", ordinary varieties, but those are mostly from the '70s. Some of the cars were on...

You know I was so overwhelmed with all the different vechicles it's hard to remember but I believe it was a '71.

They did have some of the Brassies. They had just about everything including the Flintmobile used in the "Flintsones" movie- HA HA.

Went to the recently opened Lemay Auto Museum in Tacoma, WA today. This place is huge. Four levels packed with all types of cars, some very significant. The batteries in my camera and my backup batteries went dead after just a few pics. I forgot to re-charge them-Duh! The '68 Hurst/Olds was one...