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Re: How to clean up the old paint?
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Posted by Clarkbug on March 17, 2007 at 08:24:25 from (72.83.167.21):
In Reply to: How to clean up the old paint? posted by Mike CA on March 16, 2007 at 19:58:53:
Hi Mike. I would agree with everyone else here that you should leave the paint alone. Wash all the dirt and grease, but leave the original patina. Give it a good tune up, change the fluids that you can, grease it up, and offer the spare hood along with it, but show that you left it as original as how you found it. I would also think about hanging on to the one you have until you get your new one home and running. Maybe you will need that extra hood or want those different wheels on your new ride.
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