1941 Buick Super Convertible Detail with Pinnacle

[FrankS]

Nicely done.

Thank you.

Great work Frank, stunning car

Thanks Vargas.

Frank, that Classic looks great now! I'm not surprised the Duragloss product worked well for you..I haven't found one I didn't like yet. Love the trick to keep the top up to do the upper support.

Thanks Richy, I heard good things about the Duragloss so I thought I would give it a try, I wasn't disappointed.

It was actually the owner's idea to use the block of wood to keep the top up. To do it, we had to unsnap some of the buttons of the convertible top from the metal frame. The guy knows his cars, he's been restoring and rebuilding cars most of his life .

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Beautiful work Frank! That looks incredible now after your TLC. Nicely done good sir.

Thanks for sharing.

[FrankS]

Beautiful work Frank! That looks incredible now after your TLC. Nicely done good sir.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Mike!

[Tato]

Pristine work, very, very, very nice job, Frank!

What a stunning result you got on whitewalls, congrats.

Thanks a lot for sharing,

Best Wishes.

[FrankS]

Pristine work, very, very, very nice job, Frank!

What a stunning result you got on whitewalls, congrats.

Thanks a lot for sharing,

Best Wishes.

Thanks Tato!

[ScottH]

Frank - amazing work!! Really stunning!!! P.S. Question for you -> is there a secret behind using the PC7424 versus the Flex 3401 for the last step wax application? Just curious

ScottH

[FrankS]

Frank - amazing work!! Really stunning!!! P.S. Question for you -> is there a secret behind using the PC7424 versus the Flex 3401 for the last step wax application? Just curious

ScottH

I like using the PC for applying the last step wax or sealant because of its shape and size. I usually use it with one hand as I'm spreading the wax. Just personal preference.