Mine was light pink, with darker pink daisey-like flowers on the cap/bonnet.
We covered our ears with Kleenex to prevent the heat from burning them.
The elastic in the bonnet always left a mark on our foreheads.

In the early ’60’s, we used brush rollers (a wire covered in a plastic mesh with a brush inside), which was held in place by a pick (looked like a large plastic toothpick).
When we were in a hurry, we took the brush out of the roller, which helped our hair dry faster, and secured the mesh roller with a large bobby pin.
By the mid-’60’s, we had plastic rollers with plastic clamps which fit over the rollers to hold them in place.

The portable hair dryer was nice, if we had time to sit in one place while our hair dried.
Most of the time, our mom used it.
It was easier for us to sleep with the rollers in our hair and let it dry over-night.

Another option is to use a wax that hides and fills the scratches. This is only a temperary fix as it wears off in a short time and then you are back to square one . I recommend that everyone get to know your detailer. They are a great source of info on keeping your second largest investment
looking new and will give you instuctions on not getting scratches in the first place.

universal bonnet sold by Sears may work:

http://auto.sears.com/Item.htm?catalogId=10623&productId=100000516427&appId=

So how would i go about doing this after i wash and dry the car thouroughly?

Answer with best details is greatly appreciated and gets best answer, obviously

Be very careful with a power buffer, If you have not used one before, now is not the time to learn on your paint job. To much pressure and you can burn through the paint on high spots.
Use only a high quality WAX. Do not buy a polish, this will also contain a small amount of rubbing compound in it. This will leave swirl marks in the paint. Never use a polish on paint with a clear coat over it.
Manufactures will typically tell you if your car has a clear coat and tell you it never needs wax. You can wax it but do not polish.
If the paint is old and oxidized you will need a polish to bring it back to a shine, then a wax on top of that.
Start doing it by hand until you learn the job well. Do it in the shade. Apply a thick coat of Wax and let dry to a cloudy haze. Then buff it down with lots of clean, lint free terry cloth towels or cheesecloth.

Then, I must mention that this time (2 mn 42 s) has been made using a Dark Matter fully charged, and it is with the European version of this game, where Omega Mark has around 1 000 000 HP (and not 10M).

FR: Voici Oméga Mark XII en Odyssée Challenge, un challenge où il faut enchaîner le dragon infernal, Oméga que voilà, Yiazmat, la fabrication d’Odyssée et le Bahamut le plus vite possible!
Le leurre bénéficie de Vitalité, Bravoure, Célérité, Furie, Leurre et Paradoxe; il est équipé d’un Zischagge magique / Maximilien, d’une belle Masamune / Solaris (lorsque Oméga passe en danger) et des gants Genji; il a pour gambit unique : Personnage — Furie.
Le premier auxiliaire possède Vitalité, Bravoure, Furie, Bouclier; il est équipé d’une Masamune, du Zischagge magique / Maximilien et de Bottes d’Hermès; il a également un gambit Furie.
Le deuxième auxiliaire possède les mêmes altérations d’état/gambit/protections et est équipé du Sagittaire/flèches fatales ainsi que du Capuchon de chat.
Le mage possède Bouclier, Vitalité, Bravoure, Foi, Célérité, et Illusion (au début); elle est équipée de la Lance du zodiaque (pour soigner le leurre en cas de Danger), d’un Bonnet d’or / Sticharion de lumière et d’un Pendentif indigo; son gambit est (personnage-leurre) — Paradoxe (les autres buffs sont manuels).
Le combat se déroule de la manière suivante: le leader est le mage; après une (ou plusieurs) sapes physiques avant le 1er Paradoxe, attendre que celui-ci soit remis pour effectuer une et une seule action secondaire (alterner Soin3 sur l’auxiliaire qui perd des PV avec Répercussion, et Leurre), et ainsi de suite après chaque Paradoxe. Lancer des éclats de Célérité² si nécessaire.
Dès qu’Oméga est en état de Danger, changer l’auxiliaire 1 par le 2, ainsi que l’arme du leurre.
Enfin, lorsqu’il ne reste pas grand-chose à l’araignée: Matière obscure!

ENG: Here is Omega Mark XII in Wyrmhero blade Challenge, where we must chain the wyrm, Omega, Yiazmat, making Wyrmhero blade, and the fights on Bahamut in the shortest time possible!
The lure has Bubble, Bravery, Berserk, Haste, Lure and Reverse; he’s equipped with Magepower Shishak/Maximillian, a nice Masamune/Tournesol (when Omega gets critical), Genji gloves; and his only gambit is : Self — Berserk.
Auxiliary 1 has Protect, Bubble, Berserk, Bravery; he’s equipped with Masamune, Magepower Shishak/Maximillian, and Hermes Sandals. He also has a Berserk gambit.
Auxiliary 2 has the same buffs/gambit/protections; but he has Sagittarius/Assassin’s arrows and Cat-Ear Hood.
The buffer/healer has Protect/Bravery/Faith/Bubble/Haste/Vanish (in the beginning); she’s equipped with Zodiac Spear (to heal the lure in case he gets critical), Golden Skullcap / Glimmering Robes, and finally an Indigo Pendant. Her gambit is (lure character) — Reverse (the other buffs are manual).
The development of the fight is the following: the buffer is the leader; she casts Expose once or twice before the first Reverse and, as soon as this Reverse is done, makes a single secondary action before the next Reverse; this action is alternately Lure (on the lure character) and Curaga on the auxiliary, who loses PV with the “Return Damage” bonus of Omega. Cast Hastega motes when necessary. And so on.
As soon as the spider gets critical, replace auxiliary 1 by 2 and change the lure’s weapon.
And, when you’re sure the HP of your enemy are under 50 000… Dark Matter!

Thanks for watching, leave your comments if you wish to say anything!

~~Music:~~
“All messed up”, Sum 41 (Live in Tokyo)
Thanks to CellarDoor.

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