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Old 09-09-2003, 10:20 PM
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NO my mini doesn't have any evil oxidation :smile:

I am asking for my friend who's 1960s mustang has some pretty bad oxidation on the hood etc. Is there any wax/polish/clay/cleaner that will help cover it up or bring back the original color of the paint? I just want to hook him up.
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There is little to be done with 30-40 year old oxidized paint other than re-painting. Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is little to be done. Might be possible to buff it really good and wax it, but it is not going to look like new ever until it is repainted.
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