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72LT1Steve
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Well the LT is in the garage by and large for the winter 
[Give me a sunny day and no sand on the road??], I have a few projects in mind over the course of that time, but one is the paint. The paint itself is very nice, but it does have a couple of stress type cracks here and there. It has what I'll call a hardtop shadow on the rear deck paint where the hardtop weatherseal made contact with the paint. I would like to remove the shadow and treat the stress cracks (if possible).
Question: Can a reputable detailing shop remove these imperfections through wet sanding, buffing, polishing, etc.?
Thanks Steve
[Give me a sunny day and no sand on the road??], I have a few projects in mind over the course of that time, but one is the paint. The paint itself is very nice, but it does have a couple of stress type cracks here and there. It has what I'll call a hardtop shadow on the rear deck paint where the hardtop weatherseal made contact with the paint. I would like to remove the shadow and treat the stress cracks (if possible).Question: Can a reputable detailing shop remove these imperfections through wet sanding, buffing, polishing, etc.?
Thanks Steve
