77newyorker440
Well-Known Member
Good Morning,
This weekend, my dad and I tried to wash the New Yorker, along with giving it a polish and wax. The car appears to have the PT7 Coffee Sunfire Metallic paint. The wash went well, and the trunk and hood seals performed well. However, we tried the Meguire's polish and we noticed that the applicator was coming back brown, so we only did that in a small test area behind the front wheel, since we were worried that it would strip the paint off. Then, we applied the Meguire's Wax (non satin, matte, and flat paints), and we saw no change in the look of the paint, so we decided not to wax the rest of the car. What is the best way to clean up the paint on a 77 New Yorker with Coffee Sunfire Metallic original paint?
This weekend, my dad and I tried to wash the New Yorker, along with giving it a polish and wax. The car appears to have the PT7 Coffee Sunfire Metallic paint. The wash went well, and the trunk and hood seals performed well. However, we tried the Meguire's polish and we noticed that the applicator was coming back brown, so we only did that in a small test area behind the front wheel, since we were worried that it would strip the paint off. Then, we applied the Meguire's Wax (non satin, matte, and flat paints), and we saw no change in the look of the paint, so we decided not to wax the rest of the car. What is the best way to clean up the paint on a 77 New Yorker with Coffee Sunfire Metallic original paint?