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BigKev

Re: Clean up Hex bolts for bumper guards 1940 110

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For the spacers, I went and bought a little piece of 1/2" copper pipe from the local hardware store and then cut them to the appropriate length with a tubing cutter and then slit them the middle with a cut off wheel.

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Gator970

Re: Clean up Hex bolts for bumper guards 1940 110

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I know what is a solution.

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pack120fan

Re: Clean up Hex bolts for bumper guards 1940 110

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I would use Eastwoods Oxy sol or something like that and finish off with fine sandpaper. Wire wheel and brushes sometimes leave a slick finish that paint has a problem with. For the filler tube 1/2 electrical conduit works well and can be cut square with a tubing cutter

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