Project "Chihuahua" '65 Formula S Restoration "Estilo Mexicano"
Update: Body shop dust clean-up and "wax". That Mexican body shop "Los Pelones" (the bald guys) had a constant layer of gray dust on the floor. Now at home, I brought out the leaf blower and vacuum cleaner to spruce up the interior before applying seam sealers and sound proofing (but first I would like to install the motor/transmission, roof insulation, headliner, dash, front and rear glass).
As a second step, I sponged off the floor with water mixed with some powdered laundry detergent. As a final step, I tried to apply some Meguiars liquid cleaner wax. Sponge kept getting nicked from the spot welds, but I trudged on and forward. Later we may have to clean up seam areas with wax & grease remover to make the sealer stick. Whatever wax got spread around, I am sure it's a very thin layer. This is a dusty neighborhood (dirt roads) so something to help keep the dirt from sticking is a must.
Update: Body shop dust clean-up and "wax". That Mexican body shop "Los Pelones" (the bald guys) had a constant layer of gray dust on the floor. Now at home, I brought out the leaf blower and vacuum cleaner to spruce up the interior before applying seam sealers and sound proofing (but first I would like to install the motor/transmission, roof insulation, headliner, dash, front and rear glass).
As a second step, I sponged off the floor with water mixed with some powdered laundry detergent. As a final step, I tried to apply some Meguiars liquid cleaner wax. Sponge kept getting nicked from the spot welds, but I trudged on and forward. Later we may have to clean up seam areas with wax & grease remover to make the sealer stick. Whatever wax got spread around, I am sure it's a very thin layer. This is a dusty neighborhood (dirt roads) so something to help keep the dirt from sticking is a must.