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Location: Tortuga
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1993 SC1
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![]() Hey all,
I have a 95 Grand Marquis that I purchased used in 97. It had every option, and it is one of a kind. However, I am very sad. A few years ago, I moved, and had to park the car outside. Apparently it had a very small dent in the roof (I have no idea how it got there) and it is ruining the paint, inch by inch! ![]() Is there any way I can stop the paint from going? I cant afford a car cover right now either, and I saw what happened to my poor little SC after years of sun... Luckily I will be doing a rustoleum job on it this summer, but I cant bear the thought of my perfect 95 going to waste! ... The only difference between an idiot's arguement and a knife is that the knife has a point.
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Posts: 95
1999 SC2
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![]() Once paint starts to bubble, there's not too much you can do with it, unfortunately. I remember my father used to have this problem with his Intrigue, after he had it repainted. He stopped the bubbling by putting little American flag stickers and other various decals over the bubbles as they formed... it seemed to stop them from getting worse, though I don't know if you're interested in stickers. :P
Maybe some of that clear vinyl made to protect paint would help slow the damage progression? That stuff is kinda spendy, though... If you're concerned about the sun and a car cover isn't an option, the best thing you can do is wax it. If you're on a budget, you can just get some plain old Turtle Wax. Last I checked, it was around $3.50 a can. Put a few coats of it on there, and that should hold off the damage progression somewhat. ^_^ ... - Long ago: '93 SL2, "Celeste" (currently living out retirement in a Southern California garage) - Now: '99 SC2, "Lucy" (restoration project)
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