Tripod
Well-Known Member
HI,
I have a Candy Emerald Green HKO that i bought years ago with the intention of doing a full concourse restoration on it. Things have changed and Ive decided that I dont want to go that route. I'd like to keep the aged green patina and get it into a solid runner.
After looking at the photos of it today, it looks to have solid bones. When I bought it, I sure thought it was a real turd. A green HKO with original motor turd tho.
What are my options for keeping the patina and at the same time stopping the aging process? Should i wet sand it and then spray clearcoat over the green? Would this in any way slow down the rusting
Any help is appreciated, I see lots of people saying how its only original once.
I have a Candy Emerald Green HKO that i bought years ago with the intention of doing a full concourse restoration on it. Things have changed and Ive decided that I dont want to go that route. I'd like to keep the aged green patina and get it into a solid runner.
After looking at the photos of it today, it looks to have solid bones. When I bought it, I sure thought it was a real turd. A green HKO with original motor turd tho.
What are my options for keeping the patina and at the same time stopping the aging process? Should i wet sand it and then spray clearcoat over the green? Would this in any way slow down the rusting
Any help is appreciated, I see lots of people saying how its only original once.