Living History... Detailing a B-24 and B-25 World War II Bombers.

As a pilot (much younger than these heros) and a member of the Missouri CAF, THANK YOU!!!!

Amazing work to preserve these flying history exhibits.
 
I didn't know # 20 polymer sealant had any abrasives, or was the pad cutting pad enough to remove oxidation and using # 20 to seal like a one step?!?, in any event cool story, thanks for sharing, nice experience


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Celabe said:
I didn't know # 20 polymer sealant had any abrasives, or was the pad cutting pad enough to remove oxidation and using # 20 to seal like a one step?!?, in any event cool story, thanks for sharing, nice experience


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I was wondering the same thing. You'd think you would use something with more abrasive, like M105 or 80.
 
#20 doesn't contain abrasives. It cleans with the combination of liquid/chemical cleaners in the product and friction/cleaning actionfrom the foam disc.
 
Showing love to the sponsors. If it wasn't for them this project wouldn't have happened.


 
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#20 doesn't contain abrasives. It cleans with the combination of liquid/chemical cleaners in the product and friction/cleaning actionfrom the foam disc.
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Thanks Joe for the explanation, that was my thinking of why you used this combo, obviously delicate paint and didn't need cutting compound or polish. Great job. By the way more videos on YouTube channel please !!! Go Joe !!!


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Celabe said:
Thanks Joe for the explanation, that was my thinking of why you used this combo, obviously delicate paint and didn't need cutting compound or polish. Great job. By the way more videos on YouTube channel please !!! Go Joe !!!


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I'm relocating from California to Florida soon. Once I settle down in Fl. more videos will go up.
 
Awesome work everyone! What a great cause to volunteer for.


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Props to all who took part in reviving those very cool old warbirds.
Props to the companies whose support provided all the materials to do the job.
Mad Props to the surviving veterans who flew them in combat as well as those who are no longer with us. The smiles on their faces showed they appreciated what you did as well.
As cool as the bombers are,the P-51 in the background of some of those pics is the Baddest plane of that war. Still a timeless plane,100 years from now it will still be cool!
 
Joe, I've been meaning to comment since you posted. This isn't just a story about detailing a plane, it's the preservation of the legacy of men and woman of WWII. My dad was Army Air Corp in WWII and he passed in 2008. Soon kids will not know anything about the "Greatest Generation" and the sacrifices they made for our country, both during the Great Depression and WWII as I'm sure it's fading fast in school history books.

Thanks for doing this and it's amazing work you and the team did. What an amazing feeling it must have been to be apart of something so great. An achievement of a lifetime.

Thanks for sharing.
 
Thanks for all the kind words. I am just one tiny piece in the big puzzle. Without sponsors such as AutoGeek, Meguiars, Rupes and my clients Ace Clearwater and Lyon Air Museum.... and the voluteer detailers from across ths U.S., this would have not been possible.
 
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