1935 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

Fisher Body Service Manual, 1935
If a Wax Finish is desired, it should be applied over a
thoroughly cleaned surface and if required, use only a mild
cleaner, free from harsh abrasives. After this cleaning
operation, if the ' Lacquer shows thin or rubbed through, it ——
should be lacquered or spotted in before any wax is applied.
MEMORANDUM
Damaged portions of Lacquer may be spotted in, in many
cases, if the proper Under Coats, Color and Operations are
used.
If wax had been used on the Lacquer, this must be entirely
removed from the entire surface to be re-spotted. Use half
Thinner and half high-test gasoline to clean wax off for
spot-spraying. Feather edge the spot with a wide bevel
down to the Prime Coat or bare metal.
Apply Primer and let dry thoroughly. Apply Surfacer if
necessary, and let dry. Sand to feather edge.
Apply Under Coats. Let dry and then sand it.
Apply finish coats. Let dry and use Rubbing Compound
to reduce the eggshell finish to a lustre.
Illustration No. 157
Dome Lamp Wiring.
DOME LAMP AND WIRING GROUND
The Dome Lamp Block is held between the second and
third Roof Bows with machine screw to metal Supports which
are spotwelded to the Roof Rear Bow.
The screws have Sleeve Nuts on the upper side of the
Lamp Block.
The Wiring Ground Wire is fastened with a screw at "A"
to the Metal Supports, grounding through the metal Bow to
the Roof Side Rail. The Wire to the Switch follows the Roof
Bow over to the right Side Roof Rail and down the Pillar to
the Switch. The Dome Lamp Case is attached to the Block
with wood screws that may be seen by turning the Lamp
Cover to one side and removing.
Page 52