imported_bigfoot1
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I personally don't think so:down So, who pitches in for this one?
Should this be considered part of a museum?
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Setec Astronomy
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Oh come on, that's the authentic look of whatever that is out in the world using typical wash practices.
CalgaryDetail
Mike
that depends.. is it orginal paint if so then yeah i dont think it should be polished. Keep that paint aslong as possible. If its a repaint and a resto then i would telll them to polish it out
Accumulator
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Eh..most of the vehicles I see in museums are in awful shape marring-wise :nixweiss For that matter, an awful lot of "museum quality restorations" look like amateur hour up close.
While I'm a bit of a fanatic about not abrading original paint, that could at *least* use an application of something like Omega Glaze, or even good ol' Meg's #7.
I've been through the storage/maintenance facility of a big collection (which had better go unnamed or they won't let me back
) and it was downright depressing...I wanted to rescue the cars I liked, or at least treat 'em to *one* detail done properly 
Even my wife was shocked, but the other "serious car enthusiasts" who were with us didn't understand where we were coming from in the slightest 
While I'm a bit of a fanatic about not abrading original paint, that could at *least* use an application of something like Omega Glaze, or even good ol' Meg's #7.
I've been through the storage/maintenance facility of a big collection (which had better go unnamed or they won't let me back
) and it was downright depressing...I wanted to rescue the cars I liked, or at least treat 'em to *one* detail done properly Even my wife was shocked, but the other "serious car enthusiasts" who were with us didn't understand where we were coming from in the slightest