1966 Triumph Spitfire

Yeah, about that...I tried to wash it off and it wasn't coming off. But, then again, I just used Simple Green. Do I need something strong like paint thinner?
 
Jim, you were simply inspiration!

Slofut, I have no idea. I've got to recover from this one, but I've got my eye on some different garage space (more) that is much more inexpensive, too. So, hopefully, something!
 
The Spitfire's first car show today (thanks, COVID). Took home best in class. Again, I'd like to thank everyone here that helped me get the car looking as good as she does - I couldn't have done it without your patience, encouragement, and help. The "trophy" was a beer mug, which is currently being used as intended!

Cheers!
Chris

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I didn't help but congrats!
White walls- what got the blue off? Reason why i said get blue off asap back then was because i had gotten a set from amazn & man i scrubbed with my go-to wheel cleaner & florida sunshine is what worked in the end.
 
EddieF said:
I didn't help but congrats!
White walls- what got the blue off? Reason why i said get blue off asap back then was because i had gotten a set from amazn & man i scrubbed with my go-to wheel cleaner & florida sunshine is what worked in the end.
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Well, I didn't get it off too well. I used a Zip-brand spray that had some bleach in it and that seemed to work okay, but not great. I got mine from Amazon as well and the stuff was really stubborn.
 
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