And here I was just going to suggest using WD40, as that stuff makes everthing look all shiney and new...or just WD40'd!
And here I was just going to suggest using WD40, as that stuff makes everthing look all shiney and new...or just WD40'd!
Vixer Fixer
Okay so you guys saw the very brown before shot at the beginning of this thread. After at least a half dozen applications of Purple Power degreaser and a healthy amount of elbow grease, this is what the plate looks like now:
You can still see some brown patches here and there, but Sue to answer your question, the clean part of the plate is most definitely dark gray or black in color. (Probably the same color as the hood insert - here we go again. )
Last edited by vt_maverick : 07/21/2010 at 10:15 AM
It looks much better, but it still needs to be painted.
I cleaned mine up with those sanding sponges, wiped it down with alcohol, brushed on Rustoleum rusty metal primer, and the next day brushed on gloss black Rustoleum.
It really didn't take much time and effort and it looks fantastic with the gloss black.
Mark