The #7 doesn't seem to be helping much. I've done it three times now just on the trunk lid and not sure I'm noticing any difference. What would be next?
Wasn't sure what forum to post this in so I'm starting here. I have a '78 Triumph that hasn't seen the rode in almost 30 years. It's original single stage white paint. It appears sometime over past couple years while it was being worked the rad cap or hose gave way and shot drops of all water...
WOW Comet cleaner huh. That's scary. I got a couple pictures of the trunk lid real quick and you can see the black that I'm working with. This was just with a quick wipe down with some clean water and sponge. What's the best way to check that this is single stage before I attempt the Comet...
Ok, scratch the OK shine part. I got it down off the trailer today and it's a bit worse then I was thinking. A lot of grease hand prints that have been there awhile and black dirt all over. Couple places look like it's been rub by something rubbery and left a few black marks. It's going to need...
It seems to have an ok shine to it. It's not dull and chalky at least. I'm trying to the keep the car as original as possible so saving the paint is on the list. Not to mention I don't have the budget to redo the paint at the moment.
I attached a couple pictures of the car. As well as how it...
I recently acquired and '79 Triumph Spitfire from a family member. For the most part it is in excellent condition. It was put into storage about 15 years ago and was always garage kept. With only 21k miles it was never a daily driving car. This would be the first classic car I've owned in over...