4 Years, finished the '34 Three Window

Today I took the skirts off and took some photos to post, also have a few from underneath. One touch item I still have to do is repairing two relatively deep scratches on the back window glass that happened upon install. I will try a few methods on a piece of test glass, but any suggestions are appreciated.....thanks !!
 

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Beautiful job, but if you show it in an EFV8National Meet, you will be gigged for all of those cadmium bolts.
 
To answer your question go to a glass shop and ask for some scratch removal powder. Mix the power with water to form a paste. Apply this to the scratches and use a 4 inch foam pad on a angle air grinder to polish the scratches out. You may need to repeat this a couple of times until the scratches are gone.
 
beautiful car. do you have any pictures showing the trunk hinge support at the leading edge of them. A friend is putting a rust bucket together and the hinges had been cut out.

Thanks
Doug
 
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