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Posted by SB in AR on January 10, 2005 at 06:11:54 from (66.76.141.44):
Ok, this is sort of off topic, but you guy's are always a lot of help, and it could apply to burnt tractors as well. I have an '64 VW Beetle that was in the finishing stages of being restored when the shop caught on fire back in 1990. The car was burned slightly, along with melted platic guages etc. At the time it happened, I was told that the metal that had been HOT like that would not hold paint anymore. Is that still true, or has the technology in paint & primers advanced enough for me to try to restore it again?
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