I have this 33b Ford Zephyr but it has sadly been overpainted. The question is it seems to be the sea green colour under the overpaint which is hard to find according to Nick's guide. Hopefully the colour will show through on the photographs.
Cam
33b Ford Zephyr question
33b Ford Zephyr question
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Re: 33b Ford Zephyr question
Hi Cam.
It is sea green, but worthless in this condition.
It is sea green, but worthless in this condition.
Nick Jones.
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In sunny Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, UK
Re: 33b Ford Zephyr question
Thanks Nick. I thought it was the sea green, but wasn't sure. I am going to see if I can clean it up a bit anyway, nothing to lose as you say.
Cam
Cam
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Re: 33b Ford Zephyr question
soak it in brake fluid for about 10 minutes, or at least until the overpainting becomes wrinkled, Brake fluid will not harm the windows or wheels, Be careful though, after approximately 20 minutes the original paint will begin to lift.
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Re: 33b Ford Zephyr question
Please use a web hosting site (like photobucket) to store pictures so you can post them here, using attachments makes it hard to view the pictures when you have to scroll to see them. Seeing comparisons of models is hard to see with attachments too.
Re: 33b Ford Zephyr question
I know this doesn't apply to the Zephyr in question as the black wheels are okay, but has anyone else found that some of the grey or silver (I can't remember which) wheels swell up and split if left in brake fluid?nickjones wrote:soak it in brake fluid for about 10 minutes, or at least until the overpainting becomes wrinkled, Brake fluid will not harm the windows or wheels, Be careful though, after approximately 20 minutes the original paint will begin to lift.