REDLINES RESTORATION
General requirements for restoration you will need :

1. Dremel tool to shape the body
2. Drill bit and drill
3. Lacquer thinner to remove the old paint
4. JB weld glue for connecting the body together
6. Car parts and accesories: wheels, window, door,etc.
7. Paint : Spectraflame/transparent paint, Testors paints (regular car paint) and brush.
8. Scratch remover
9. Sand paper for buffing scratches out
10. Vinegar
11. Brasso
Drill the rivets out, using 1/8 drill bit for starting. And finish with 1/64 until the head of the rivet is disappeared.
Then, open the body of the car, and separate the parts. Remove the paint with lacquer thinner.
Sand imperfection out of the car, and determine if any parts should be replaced. There is a great redline store for ordering any part you are looking for. They have great wheels, if your old ones are beyond repair.

Polish the bottom if you want to get a shiny look, using Brasso. Sometimes pitted metal needs a soak in vinegar. Vinegar is very good for cleaning up the metal.

Choose the color and the type of paint you want to use. Whether the enamel, spectraflame or nail polish. Lots of colors to choose from, and it's cheap.
CUSTOM ELDORADO
Kept the original wheels, touch them up, straightened the axles, put the painted car together, the top was also repainted using flat black. And the windshield was polished to remove scratches.
The car is very displayable now!
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