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posted by  will rehsper on  Mon Jul 6 01:26 CST 2009
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Nah, that chalky paint isn't good for anything but a "before" picture. I suppose some people are into that sort of thing for the scrapbook before the car gets stripped and refinished. That damaged finish left alone says, "I don't give a crap about this car" and not much else. Paint worn through, light surface rust and other natural patination can be desirable, but oxidized paint is not.

Just my opinion, Jake, you done good but don't make me want to buy your car! (I'm in eastern CT, not too far from you)

-Will
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