Barn find video, anyone know what all is in there?

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firstgenaddict · #1 04-14-2020, 02:29 PM

Using a power buffer on any of the original lacquer paint GM cars is a BIG NO NO. ESPECIALLY the Corvettes, the surface finish of vette paint is scrutinized extremely closely because unlike other GM cars they couldn't reflow fiberglass cars in a baking booth.

**Kurt S** · #2 04-15-2020, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by firstgenaddict

Using a power buffer on any of the original lacquer paint GM cars is a BIG NO NO. ESPECIALLY the Corvettes, the surface finish of vette paint is scrutinized extremely closely

Does that mean an original Corvette that has been buffed by the original owner won't pass muster? Wouldn't improving the finish of a babied car be expected?

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