Pinstriping removed

01/Jun/2007 /23:52 Filed in: 1958 Cadillac | Restoration
To keep my 58 Eldo all original I decided that it would be a better idea to remove the pinstriping my friend Marcus did.
It wasn´t an easy decision as I really like his artwork but it just wasn´t the right car for it... So I used some acetone cleaner and it wiped of easily without damaging the original paint underneath. I then used some Meguiars polish and buffed it back to shine followed by a thick coat of wax.
If I ever do have the appropriate car I will ask Marcus again.
Thanks Marcus!

pinstriperemoved 1
as you can see - no damage occurred!
pinstriperemoved 3
looking nice and shiny!

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