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Post Info TOPIC: 65 B Body fuseblock. Questions and rusted terminal repair by electrolysis.


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65 B Body fuseblock. Repair question.


Looks great for sure. Shame about the lettering but function first...

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Good stuff!



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Talented.

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Amazing !!!

Should this be a sticky ?

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I'm liking your approach and the end result. Well Done.

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Thanks for the thumbs up guys! 

Since the car should never sit wet again, and with the paste on the connections, I think the terminals should never rust to any large degree. Copper paste works like a charm. Just a little dab of it on a small piece of bare metal, and that metal will not rust. I think the past will sacrifice first or something to that effect.

 

Has anyone here ever successfully plated small parts?I know there is a ton of stuff about it on line, but I'd like to hear and learn about it from someone here. I'm curious.



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