Reply to "paint question on Mangusta"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

quote:
Originally posted by Dick Ruzzin:
It should be body color, same color as the car. It is hard to clean out after buffing a car so it should be sealed off.

DICK RUZZIN

Dick,

This may become evident to me when I remove my dash, but is there any way to access that area without cutting metal? Mine is a filled with crud and overspray and it's not like on a Pantera where you can just pop out the grilles. I'd like to clean it up properly.

Thanks,
Mark

3/3/144:02 PM

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