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Cleaning paint help! 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be Joaquin Novara on  Sat May 8 13:57 CST 2004 [RELATED]

Thanks both of you. I make a try with red polish turtle wax compound (aka brown mud, the only available locally), without results. At end, my eldest son take a can of red paint and cover the disaster (he has some artistic habilities from his mother side - using a spray near chromes without touching it is something to me canīt be succeful). Tomorrow I will be making a second hand of paint, some polishing and waxing.

Joaquin





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