The Jalopy Journal
For compounding/polishing, there is no "best". You need to use the product that brings out the shine, without excessive paint removal. You have to...
Yes, you can. I'd recommend using a tiny piece of Scotchbrite, or 600 paper, and try to scuff the inside of the low spot, if you can. Then...
1 on the road, 2 running/driving, but not yet roadworthy, and 3 needing a lot!
Friday for me and a couple of the shop guys.
Check on Rock Auto. Last year I bought a dozen for 1157 bulbs, for less than 2$ each. They also had the ones for 1156 (straight pins)
Surprised Moriarty didn't know that KOA has been gone for a long time (the revival one, not the Barris one). Founded by 2 men, one died not too...
^^^^^^^ This. Most aftermarket gas gauge senders are made for the GM Ohms range. Unless specifically ordered for another range.
I would use acrylic enamel in a heartbeat. I did an OT custom car, 80 Regal, back in the 90's in AE and it looked great for 5 years, until I got...
Amazing!
A possibility, measure the length of the solenoid's pull. Then measure the length of the lever that pops the latch. If it is less than the...
And tape off the edges of the louvers, so you don't burn the paint off of them!
The thing is, with different quality paint, is longevity, NOT how good it looks when you spray it. Just about any paint can look good, if the...
Back in the 70's, before they made automotive silicone gasket maker, we used to use bathtub caulk to seal up the Chevy front and rear intake,...
Still on it, still looking for a front windshield. Spent almost 3 weeks straightening and polishing the '98' side trim, and some of the Nomad side...
NO!!!!! Painted in HOK Candy Cobalt Blue, and Orion silver flake in 1987 or 88. Driven every year until around 2003, over 160K miles on it. NJ to...
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