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Tips on restoring your faded paint work
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Tips on restoring your faded paint work
I found this video from AMMO NYC helpful in bringing the love back to my red NA Mx5.
http://youtu.be/hikW5GwRGW8
http://youtu.be/hikW5GwRGW8
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Re: Tips on restoring your faded paint work
I love Larry from AMMO and their products, I really wanted to try out this technique he uses here to restore the red paint but sadly it does take a few mm off the paintwork to do so and my 89' just doesn't have enough paint to last this procedure 
Hopefully someone else can show some good results though

Hopefully someone else can show some good results though

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Re: Tips on restoring your faded paint work
CatchyD wrote:I love Larry from AMMO and their products, I really wanted to try out this technique he uses here to restore the red paint but sadly it does take a few mm off the paintwork to do so and my 89' just doesn't have enough paint to last this procedure
Hopefully someone else can show some good results though
I don't think you'd have to wetsand every car, considering most NA's have single stage paint you'd be suprised by the difference that smaller less abravise methods can produce. I have no idea how active you are on this forum as I'm relatively new myself, so forgive me if I come accross rude.
Have you tried hand polishing the car? If you can't be bothered you can pick up dual-action polishers for great prices so there's less risk of burning through the paint.
IF you're hand polishing you wouldn't even be taking off a milimeter, probably a fraction.
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