In a message dated 3/19/2003 10:07:53 AM Eastern Standard Time,
vafred@erols.com writes:
>
> Well after I inflicted 4 very deep scratches in my cowl,today I have
> successfully repaired them with the help of Tom Householder and
>Eastwood....unless you knew exactly where the scratches
> were it is difficult to locate them, the secret if the felt tip and appling
> one coat at a time, go slowly, it works and Tom's grandfather taught him this
> and you know how old Tom is so now you know how long this has been around :)
> , many, many years. "FT"
Fred, the tool sounds useful. But I've done the same thing in the past with a
much simpler and probably cheaper tool: the "torn" edge of a book match.
Managed to almost completely hide a foot-long scratch in the sill of my
Mayflower. Of course, this technique is not nearly so effective for covering
the rust along the front fender top seam finisher strips. :-(
--Andy Mace
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