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Thanks for all of the comments Mike. This is my first time doing anything like this so the forum has been a huge help. I only have two coats of #7 on the Bronco and want to do 2 more before I wax and that will have to be later in the week. The interesting thing is that I did 4 coats of M7 on...

Thanks Paul. My shipment with the wax should arrive tomorrow. I have applied two coats of Mirror Glaze #7 and it looks go so I am thinking about applying the first coat of wax tomorrow after I get home from work. It is sitting in my garage, so I assume just dusting it off before I start...

Thanks. There are a lot of bad spots in both the paint and the body, but that's ok with me as long as I can get it cleaned up. I kind of like the patina look where the primer or metal shows through.

Great work. I am becoming a big believer in the Mirror Glaze #7.

So I got up early this morning in order to buff out the coat of M7 that had been sitting since yesterday and then rubbed on another coat. Here are the pictures after rubbing out the first application of McGuire's Mirror Glaze #7. I think that it is coming out pretty good. My question...

Thanks. I bought it for my son when he turned 16 as a father son project and his first car. He is in college now so it has been sitting in the garage more than it should.

I might just do that. I am very excited by the way the top came out that I can't wait to put a few more applications of M7 tomorrow.

Just want to say hello as a new member. I found this article and set out to bring back the paint on my 1973 Ford Bronco. I just started a thread detailing my progress as I run through these steps. Here is the thread...

Restoring Single Stage Paint on a 1973 Ford Bronco Hi all. This is my first post to the site. My name is Jim and I live in San Diego. I have a 1973 Ford Bronco that has been oxidized since the day I bought it. I once tried some rubbing compound to bring the paint back and that didn’t...