Yup...it's happening

Marian

Marian

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For those who have followed me through this restoration...thank you. I do love you guys. I can't upload the thread but the engine started and it's only a matter of time.
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And a video of running so we can hear it!:thumbsup::usflag:
 
Marian said:
I'm new here and a bit frustrated. Car is at shop and my homework assignment is to clean, polish the interior molding. It's mostly stainless steel. I've tried nevr dull. No luck. Then blue magic with polish wheel on drill. Didn't get out the rust pocks. Or what ever they are called. Perhaps what I see is what I'll get. Just thought I could get it cleaner and smoother that this. If someone out there has a better idea..I'm all ears. Please remember, I'm new to this and being a woman (surprise), I was hoping for more. (Ugghh, just heard what you were thinking) :) I don't care what you recommend, I'll try it. Please don't view and not respond...any help whatsoever will be appreciated! I'll even invite ya over for some Jamison's. Now that's some serious desperation.



Thanks,
Marian
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Took you long enuff... :poke:

I love it. Congrats Marian.
 
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