I use white toothpaste to fill tack and nail holes in walls, so using liquid paper on a white car just makes good sense to me.
Photograph by Mark Langello
Back in 2004, you could buy a pretty decent Porsche 944 for $1800. That didn’t leave Tom Tarasovic much remaining budget for modifications, though, so he ran his 1983 Porsche pretty much as found.
He drilled and slotted the bottom of the front struts to allow more negative camber, spent $70 on a used Momo steering wheel, and the rest of the budget went to maintenance items.
Porsche touchup paint proved too expensive, so Tom went with the next best thing: He spent $1.29 on Liquid Paper and touched it up regularly.
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I use white toothpaste to fill tack and nail holes in walls, so using liquid paper on a white car just makes good sense to me.
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