Ed
I have seen people wrap cars in cling film for just this reason! Me, I
just accepted that there would be knocks, and made sure the paint shop gave
me a tin of the finish colour to touch 'em up with. The car will also get
increadibly dirty in the average garage. DON'T be tempted to brush it clean,
that dust will probably be very abrasive. Just give it a damned good wash
(lots of fast flowing water) when you've finished it. Have fun.
Nick ('73 B Roadster, almost, well that's what I keep telling myself!)
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From: mgs-owner
To: mgs
Subject: Now It Starts To Become Fun
Date: 22 November 1996 23:02
Hello People:
One of the things that I already see is that I will be afraid that I will
drop a screwdriver, or some other tool, onto the new paintjob. Has anyone
else out there had this fear? Other than resigning myself to chips and
dings while I try to be careful, what can I do to minimize the damage?
Thanks in advance
Ed Curtis
Ed in Western Michigan
1955 MGTF 1500 in many pieces
curtis@hayburn.com
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