Actually, I already have an American Autowire kit and I agree, it seems to be a good quality product.
My concern is that there is lot of wires/parts that I don´t need.
Maybe I just remove the ones I don´t need.
I´ve heard / read a lot of good things about that.
Some say it should be a mixture of 50% boiled linseed oil and 50% acetone.
What do you think about that?
Better or worse?
Maybe dries faster?
Anyway, it starts to remind a car.
I have to do something to it.
The weather up here is lousy, three months of summer and most of that time it rains!! The paint looks kinda cool when dry butwhen it gets partially watered it looks just sad.
Yes, I know.
Like I said in my first post that was the initial idea but wanted to find out other possibilities. I´m never satisfied with the obvious :p
Ok, here´s a bad picture of the project wagon.Rear wheelwell will have some paint on it.)
All I want is to make the paint look pretty much the same whether it´s dry or wet and make that the easiest way possible.
A guy at H.A.M.B. suggested Flood Penetrol.
Any thoughts?
I´m keeping the old paint / patina on my -54 but as you know it needs some sort of protection (aso it would like like **** when partially wet without anything). My first thought was simply to use matt clear coat but I want to do something else, because that´s so obvious :p
I´ve read about wd40...
Hopefully this is right segment...
I replaced all the stuff on the front axle on -54 Chevy and now it´s time to put it together and get it aligned properly.
I don´t have the tools for the alignment so I won´t try to do it myself but what I want to do myself is all the preparing work.
Man...