Gave the old 'Ro a clean

[willisit]

In order to begin the restoration on my 1981 DeLorean, I've had to move the Monaro in to storage for a while. Before doing so I thought about a professional clean, but realised it was probably false economy in the short term (although it is something I intend to do).

So, I thought I'd "three stage" the car myself; post wash, a paint clean, polish and wax (around 3+ hours just on the bodywork). The result is pretty good, but not what a I intend when I have more time (and the tools!).

Still, she's looking good I think.

Monaro-5 by Dan Willis, on Flickr

Monaro-4 by Dan Willis, on Flickr

Monaro-9 by Dan Willis, on Flickr

No wear on the seat
Monaro-15 by Dan Willis, on Flickr

Hopefully I can make good enough progress on the DeLorean that'll she be home sooner rather than later, but time and money will tell!

[ARAF]

I guess that when the Delorean is done, you can always return to the time the Monaro was shiny.

What, yours didn't come with the optional flux capacitor?

[willisit]

ARAF said:

I guess that when the Delorean is done, you can always return to the time the Monaro was shiny.

What, yours didn't come with the optional flux capacitor?

Oddly, no

[snowwolf]

LOL

ARAF said:

I guess that when the Delorean is done, you can always return to the time the Monaro was shiny.

What, yours didn't come with the optional flux capacitor?

[snowwolf]

Looking very nice,

[Jon_VXR]

Looks good! Which products did you use if you don't mind my asking?

[willisit]

This was a Meguiars kit I've had a while. Has four bottles with applicators and whatnot. I can dig out the exact stuff when I'm home if you'd like.

[Dave3166]

Very nice👍