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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    Wash
    Pre-sray with Uber RW and waterless wash dilution
    Rinseless Wash with Uber

    Wheels, Wells & Tires
    APC via Tornador and brushes
    Rinseless wash to neutralize APC on metal
    Tires with Blackfire All-in-one
    Mask Wheels & Tires

    Paint
    Mechanical decon, no chemical decon
    Remove all decals that are easily accessible
    Meguiars #7 application
    Tape, Tape, Tape
    Paint thickness readings taken, assuming plenty of paint left:
    Wool pad on rotary with swirl remover, Also hit all the chrome at this time with same pad
    foam pad on DA with polish
    LSP with DA

    Glass
    Wolfgang Uber Glass Polish by machine

    Interior
    Vacuum
    Interior dilution APC with Tornador & by hand

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    This

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    Waterless wash
    Clay
    M7
    Clean & dress tires
    Polish the metal trim including hubcaps
    More M7
    Clean interior including glass
    Polish
    Seal Paint

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    Smile Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    Wash: Pinnacle liquid Crystal Waterless Wash with Carnauba/microfiber towels
    Glass: Pinnacle Glasswork Water Spot Remover
    Pinnacle Glasswork Window Sealant with Rain Repellent

    Baggie Test:
    Clay/Nanoskin Autoscrub

    Chrome/Metal Trim: P21S Polishing Soap
    Chrome bumpers: after completing the polishing of all the panels, use the advanced finishing polish/white hybrid pad on the bumpers

    Correction: Meguiar's #7 with terry washcloth

    Flex XC 3401 VRG

    Pinnacle Advanced Swirl Remover -
    Lake Country Hybrid Orange Heavy Cutting Pad

    Pinnacle Advanced Finishing Polish -
    Lake Country Hybrid White Polishing Pad

    LSP: Pinnacle Liquid Souveran Car Wax

    Tires: Blackfire All- In- One Trim & Tire Protectant

    Interior: 303 Aerospace Cleaner
    303 Aerospace Protectant

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    I would hire Mike Phillips to do the restoration.........nothing to it.
    Rick....now in North Texas

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    Wheels/tires with below

    AIO tire treatment

    Pretreat rinseless/rinseless.

    Clay alternative

    AIO

    Clean glass inside and out

    Slap a bow on it and call it done till January.
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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    I won't propose steps, but offer support for the decision to correct and detail it. If it was a barn find 65 Shelby GT350, I would send it to Mecum with dirt and hay on it. For this one, as cool as it is, I don't see the true barn find (dirt included) as enhancing value. This is a driver.

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    I'm not listing steps but rather answers to your problems in BOLD trying to think outside the box like you said

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek View Post
    I'm not firm on all of my steps yet and I am thinking outside the box as to my approach.

    The inside is all vinyl and dirty.
    Maybe try some Marine 31 vinyl cleaner & conditioner

    The engine compartment is a wreck.
    Lay cardboard on top of the Race Deck floor then go to town with a steamer.

    The paint is shiny under the layer of dirt but I'm pretty sure the paint is in dire need of decontamination and correction.
    Rinseless Wash, steamer around trim, design an iron remover that can be used with rinseless wash and use that, then Nanoskin clay towel to decontaminate the whole car.

    All the metal work is dull, oxidized and stained.
    Rupes iBrid, oh wait it's not out yet Hmm, Flex PE8 and your favorite metal polish.

    The tires are ugly and the hubcaps need shining.
    OHHH, I know what Mike's gonna use on this! His trusty PC with a cyclo brush and DP Tire Cleaner! Remove the hubcaps and polish them by hand in the good ol' Florida sun.

    The glass is filthy inside and out.
    Flex PE14-2 with a rayon glass polishing pad on the exterior and Wolfgang glass cleaner on the inside with the Glass Master tool.
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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    1. Pressure wash it with water.
    2. Do a rinse less wash.
    3. Clay with a DA
    4. Iron X(I use ferrex)
    5. Pressure wash again.
    6. Use a light finishing polish. Use stronger compound if needed.
    7. IPA wipedown.
    8. Put a coating of Optimum gloss coat.

    Bam, that thing will look shiny for the next 2 years.

    For the engine Mike, I would hit it with a degreaser and then use a steamer with a MF to catch all the runoff and residue.

    For the interior I would use a heated extractor if there's a lot of carpet and for the vinyls I would use a soap/citrus based cleaner since the dirt inside would consist mostly of grease. If there's any stains I missed on the vinyl, I use a black light and it will show up

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    Re: How would you detail this car? ----> Barn Find - 1961 Plymouth Fury

    I'm just surprised as a kid on Christmas morning that that puppy isn't partially rusted out, being from Minnesota...even if it is a barn find.

    The original owner musta taken pretty good care of it.

    I know you said no brakes, hence no outside water. But, couldn't you just push it out to at least hose it off. I'm thinking that 'it' having lived in a barn for all those years...I'd be looking for some hidden living critter(s) or at least some 'critter damage.'

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