Cleaning Your Classic Car Part 2
If you own classic or antique cars, you are well aware of
the care needed to keep them running and looking great. Sometimes when caring
for our cars we forget certain areas that need equal amounts of TLC. From our
last post, we talked about the need to hand wash your classic car and why to
keep it free from excessive moisture. Another aspect to remember about car care
is keeping chrome elements adequately polished.
Polish Chrome
Parts
If you really want your Mercedes 190 SL to pop, keep that
chrome polished. Spending time buffing chrome accents will make a huge difference
in the overall appearance of your vehicle. There are buffing attachments you
can find for most drills, or you can take your vintage cars to a car care
professional to restore the look of chrome finishes.
Dust the Dashboard
The interior of your car is just as important as the
exterior of your car. Clear dust from your dashboard and other hard finishes
with a microfiber towel and the light will glisten from your car’s interior and
exterior alike. Pay special attention to mirrors, radios, gauges, and even remember
to dust hard-to-reach places.
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