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Without going into a looong story...when I re-discovered Meg's #7 in the late 70's. Bill

When a local small town policeman stops ya in the parking lot and asks, "What year is your car?" Especially when it's a 17+ year old daily driver! Bill

Ding ding ding...We have a WINNER! Bill

I did some 'under the table' work until last year. The home front just was taking much to much time and nothing left (body wise) to continue. Oh, turned 74 this summer. Bill

One of the beauties of M-05 was that is was like #7 but was great for using 'machine application'. That and it worked super on those hot/humid days. To bad it was discontinued (to my way of thinkin'). Bill

Did a quick Google search and see the Vista was first introduced in '57. As to using it...really want to give a smart a** answer (I'm 74, whada you think?), but yes. Prior to an AOI it was Simonize Kleener and then Simonize paste. A real workout for sure. For those in the know, there was...

If I am correct, Vista was the first "cleaner/wax" to hit the shelves. I wanna say around 1960. Bill

"They" know and feel a LOT more than many people realize! When my wife was going thru chemo some 20 years back-the guy we had (has since died) would NEVER leave her side on 'chemo Thursday'. He KNEW his Mommy was hurtin'! Bill

When you say 'plastic', are you referring to a 'roto-molded' plastic or fiberglass kayak? Bill

That is one underappreciated product! Bill

Wish you the best during this time. To say it's tough is a big understatement. We have a fur baby that turns 17(!) this month and the 'thought' has been there for quite a long time-DAMN. Bill

Welllll, that answers 'that' question---tis fiberglass. Thanx for posting the pics. Bill

Were you able to determine what the siding actually was! AL, fiberglass or whatever? Be safe in THAT heat! Bill

Happy B-Day my friend! Just realized this is your tomorrow...so belated Happy Birthday. Bill

GREAT question! Many janitorial supply stores have stain removal product sheets available from different manufacturers. This is NOT to say use their products, but may give ya a head start of what removes what. Make sense? Can't seem get my fingers and brain to work together this morning (LOL)...

Looking and lookin' more and considering the age...I leaning that the siding is aluminum. As Mike as stated, the 'paint' is gonna be super thin. Do have any 'cleaner/wax' on hand? Take LITTLE on your finger tip and massage into the finish and see what the results are. Oh, and do this in an...

I'll preface this with...I don't/haven't post much this past year but I do read daily. I've never seen any forum that is as 'kind' as this one. Guys (and gals) will get into a heated disagreement and somewhere long the line something will get misunderstood...and soon one reads an apology...

As someone (also) of an 'advanced age'...4 words...just take your time. It is a real b***h to have accept that we just ain't kids any more (damn!). Bill

GREAT article Aaryn! REALLY good to see that all is well and things are progressing. Now about the "wee one"...ya got him turning wrenches already(?)...you're in trouble Dad! (LOL). Today-play, tomorrow your Bug. Jonty is getting BIG. Bill (K & M 2)

Thinkin' way outside the box for a final finish...maybe take a look at Meguiar's Ultimate Finish. Bill