Candy, Talked to quite a few of the people with real shiny planes at various antiquer fly-ins before I started polishing and the census was for good old "Mothers" that you get from NAPA auto stores. Didn't take too long once I got started - about half to two thirds of a day and a six pack if you do it all at once. All by hand followed with one of the new easy rub-on/rub/off silicone waxes. I know you probably won't put too much credence in this due to the condition of the plane when you got it, but when I took it up to Yelm, it had been almost six months since the last polish. Besides, when you finish you can be the next Karate Kid - you know right hand rub on/left hand rub off and then kick the dickens out of someone!
Did you get the rest of the paint off the bottom of the wings? And will you be in Albany this Sunday? I still have a partial can of the Jasco paint remover I can bring up if you're going to be there (and if I'm well enough to go). Dan 2735H ---------- > From: C E Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Shine suggestions? > Date: Friday, October 23, 1998 7:51 PM > > How about it, those of you with shiny Coupes? > What works? > What doesn't? > What cleaner, what polisher, what anticorrosion? > > Now that Dan worked so hard getting the paint off mine, I want it to > STAY pretty. > > Candy > 93775 > > > > > _________________________________________________________ > DO YOU YAHOO!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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