Golden Lion Grrrages
1962 Chrysler 300 H Convertible
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Now that winter and cold temperatures have moved in, I have time to address
some small issues, such as the foggy rear window. I am reasonably sure the
window that is in there dates back to the mid 1990's when Ed had a new top
installed. Although it has had plenty of indoor storage, it has had exposure to
the elements and has had its share of use. So no surprise it is a little foggy and hard
to see out of.
I asked a friend of mine in the upholstery business if he wanted to replace it. He didn't,
saying it is a pretty big job and on an 20+ year old top, we might end up replacing the
whole top. He suggested Novus plastic polish and I thought I would give it a try.
You can watch the video here.
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On one cold winter day, I decided to tackle the scratches on the passenger side front glass.
A clip that secured the "window fuzzy" (cat whisker) had come loose and made vertical
scratches in the glass. Although I had not before used one of those "scratch remover" kits,
I gave it a try. I removed the glass, brought it to the shop and went at it. I'd say 95% of the scratches
are gone so I rate the effort a success. You can watch details here.
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August, 2019.
March, 2020.
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