How to Make an Old Microwave Shine Again

Hello in that location!
I have a ´72 Crash-land with only 16K miles on it. Pigment is original, but kind of faded.
When trying to smoothen with a polishing machine information technology´due south about getting more faded/uneven.
Any idea anyone?

Regards,
Bjorn Tore

Post by **70_F100** » Monday May 03, 2010 1:04 pm

If you lot're talking about the darker blue, it's probably weathered somewhat, and a buffer/polisher is going to remove paint. Yous'll peradventure even see the lighter blue showing through if you buff information technology much.

I used to employ a product called CarSkin that really wasn't abrasive, and did a good task of removing oxidation.

If the pigment is faded or oxidized very badly, y'all'll probably accept to wax information technology at to the lowest degree once a calendar month to go along the shine, unless it'south kept under a carport or in a garage full-time.

Post by **cep62** » Mon May 03, 2010 1:09 pm

Endeavor using a medium cut polish like 3M's Finnese-information technology or another equivalent.
Your truck looks blue, Turtle Wax makes blue wax for bluish finishes ,and that'll hide light swirls and scratches.
Do smaller areas at a time until you get the hang of information technology.

Post by **69FLATBED** » Fri May 07, 2010 12:01 pm

I concord with cep62 apply a 3M product start with a fine dust and piece of work your fashion up. Anyone at your local pigment supply can fill you on the different abrasiveness.

Post by **btgrande** » Sun May 09, 2010 3:34 pm

Mach428 wrote:Skilful looking truck! I recollect you should not worry near the paint and sell it ......to me!

I actually like this truck, it´due south so tranquility and firm to bulldoze, and if I really consentrate -I tin can all the same scent "new truck"
...so I call back I keep information technology for a while

Mail by **btgrande** » Sun May 09, 2010 3:39 pm

cep62 wrote:Effort using a medium cutting polish like 3M's Finnese-it or another equivalent.
Your truck looks blue, Turtle Wax makes bluish wax for blue finishes ,and that'll hide lite swirls and scratches.
Practise smaller areas at a time until yous go the hang of it.

A representative from Turtle Wax volition come home to me this week to check what the paint look like, and see if he has a suitable product.
I´ll permit you know what came out of it.

Post by **flyboy71** » Thu May 20, 2010 10:38 am

...or pics of that truck in my garage would be even ameliorate.

Sweetness looking ride!

Friday Jun 04, 2010 11:forty pm

Nu Finish is a practiced shine. I know alot of folks express joy when I say it, simply I have personally made onetime trucks shine with a bottle of nu terminate (as ssen on idiot box), a 100% cotton rag and time. If you are looking for a smoothen, it will practice it for you for about five bucks. In an orangr bottle at any identify that sells auto stuff.

Post by **papabug71** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 12:31 am

Iv'e had practiced luck in the past with wet sanding deadening/dead pigment. 2000 grit paper on a adept sanding cake with LOTS of water. Then hit it with some diamond 55 on a high speed. It will smoothen upward like new.

This method is not for a beginner however. I skilful on a couple of old junkers before I tried it on my truck. You can easily burn articulate thru to the metal with the high speed polisher

PS, I agree, we need more pics. The Ranger XLT's requite me proficient vibrations

Post by **fordman** » Sat Jun 05, 2010 1:38 pm

a guy i knew that worked at a paint shop told me they used armour all later they washed a pigment job to requite it a improve shine. i tmay not help faded pigment. but information technology was something i just remembered.

Post past **jzjames** » Thu Jun 24, 2010 9:30 pm

Never hesitate to make clean it with laquer thinner. Its fast and volition wipe away the dead oxidized surface.
I gave up on polishing products for old pigment a long time ago. They dont work on quondam pigment, sorry. You'll bulldoze yourself crazy trying to get out the streaks and uneven color. I striking it with the laquer thinner and then wash it good and then wax.
In that location'due south alot of naysayers on this, just then, they arent providing any solutions either.

Post past **hdpusher** » Sat Jun 26, 2010 12:23 am

69F110 wrote:Nu Stop is a skillful shine. I know alot of folks express mirth when I say it, but I have personally made sometime trucks shine with a canteen of nu cease (equally ssen on boob tube), a 100% cotton wool rag and fourth dimension. If you are looking for a smooth, it will do it for you for most 5 bucks. In an orangr bottle at whatsoever place that sells car stuff.

My suggestion too 69f-110... Not as long lasting equally a most waxes on a new or modern paint job but it works and it works well. and every bit yous said it but takes some good rags and time.

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