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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Love the 68-72 GP's
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
I love all GPs! I grew up being a Pontiac guy.
This body style is actually 69-72. The 68s were the previous body style and had a unique center-peak on the rear of the deck lid.
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Awesome job!
Love doing these old single stage paints!!
Tom
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Nicely done bringing back some shine to that paint! Looks good!!!
Scott Harle
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Originally Posted by
2black1s
I love all GPs! I grew up being a Pontiac guy.
This body style is actually 69-72. The 68s were the previous body style and had a unique center-peak on the rear of the deck lid.
That's correct, my bad The 69 and 70 had quad headlights and the 71 and 72 has singles. IIRC Billy Bats rode around in the trunk of a 68 GP
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Originally Posted by
Klasse Act
That's correct, my bad
The 69 and 70 had quad headlights and the 71 and 72 has singles. IIRC Billy Bats rode around in the trunk of a 68 GP
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That's correct, it's funny because the 68 was such a bomb they almost cancelled the GP.
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Originally Posted by
TonesGTO
That's correct, it's funny because the 68 was such a bomb they almost cancelled the GP.
If I were to ever restore a GP, a '68 would be at the top of my list for candidates. The rear end of the '68s is so cool and unique.
Actually a hybrid 67/68 would be ideal. 67 front & 68 rear.
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
I'm new to the forum but have done my own detailing forever. What does the #7 soaking overnight do?
I assume because it's single stage paint?
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Re: 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Megs #7 rub down
Originally Posted by
dieselfan1
I'm new to the forum but have done my own detailing forever. What does the #7 soaking overnight do?
I assume because it's single stage paint?
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Helps to restore the oils back into the paint, the terry towels will both pull off some of the old dead paint but also push the oils into the paint. Word of caution. It is alot of work and pretty physical but the results are worth it, the paint is only original once.
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