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Thank you for sharing. I watched all the videos. Looks like a great tool but yes, for that kind of purchase price, I'll start looking for a place that offers the service! Thanks!

I searched for posts about this subject before posting. Newest post I could find was 2018. Anyone have any experiences or knowledge they can share? Does it work? Worth the investment of a machine? Thanks, Ron

Ayilar - somebody here explained to me once about the First Alphabet Letter when you see EA4 or JA5 etc. The E, J, etc have something to do with when the color was released. The A4 and the A5 are the paint codes. IIRC, A5 was a 73 color that was available in 72. My Imperial is A5. My 74...

1968 plymouth mm-1 bronze - Bing images

Lighting changes everything: 1969 plymouth T5 bronze - Bing images

Even rear spoilers look good!!!

Call me. I got this...

I know, they've been on there since I bought it in 1992, I didn't want to take them off until I was ready to paint in case the paint came off with the emblems.

Fleet:

No no, the DUALLY had the 360 / 440 transplant. The Imperial is all original. I bought it in 1992 with 47,000 original miles on it. Now I'm up over 153,000! LOVE this car!

I've seen the painted roofs in the past (when they aren't the same color as the car) and they never really did much for me so I find what I'm liking about mine is that its the same color as the car - yet maintains the trim from the vinyl top - so I'd say "yes" on the 4 door NY'er with the same...

1978 NYB us right, its A5 Silver Frost - its just new and fresh compared to the rest of the car. Thanks on Dually - I replaced the 360 with a 440 so its really cool now. :wtg: Thanks for the comments!

Mother nature had taken her toll on my 72 Imperial's vinyl top so I pulled it all off to replace it. My thought has been that if I paint the roof before the next top goes on, it should prevent rust and add longevity to the new vinyl, as well as look decent while I find a replacement top or...