The paint is original and in very good shape.
With all the modern-day waxes available, I wonder what type of wax is best for the black paint, especially the decal.
Best Wax To Use On A 1976 Black Trans Am?
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The paint is original and in very good shape.
With all the modern-day waxes available, I wonder what type of wax is best for the black paint, especially the decal.
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We would do a paint correction, then ceramic coat that bad boy!
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@Black Dragon First, don’t use wax on the hood bird or decals; they tend to dry them out over the years.
I have a 76 50th with the original lacquer paint showing its age.
However, I like to use plumb crazy hand glaze to remove any marks on the body and then top it off with Malco’s pink water-based wax that’s super easy to remove.
I also use a turtle wax Ice detailer, which can be applied in direct sunlight.
This may be a bit old now, but it works for me, and my car shines like a new penny.
Every person has a personal care package, but this one is mine.
I have a 76 50th with the original lacquer paint showing its age.
However, I like to use plumb crazy hand glaze to remove any marks on the body and then top it off with Malco’s pink water-based wax that’s super easy to remove.
I also use a turtle wax Ice detailer, which can be applied in direct sunlight.
This may be a bit old now, but it works for me, and my car shines like a new penny.
Every person has a personal care package, but this one is mine.
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