seventy2plus2 wrote:I use a wire wheel to clean up bolts, then give them a light coat of grease.
I use a wire wheel to clean up bolts, then give them a light coat of grease.
I used to but it's a lot more work than this and the tumbler really makes them look "natural" again. I'm sold!
1966 Strato Chief 2 door, 427 4 speed, 45,000 original miles
1966 Grande Parisienne, 396 1 of 23 factory air cars (now converted to a "factory" 4 speed)
4SPEED427 wrote:seventy2plus2 wrote:I use a wire wheel to clean up bolts, then give them a light coat of grease. I used to but it's a lot more work than this and the tumbler really makes them look "natural" again. I'm sold!
It does a nice job on copper ground straps too. Before and after pic.
U got some great photoshop skills! How can u do a before and after pick when they are side by side??? Must be a hoarder.....has 2 of them!
hawkeye5766 wrote:U got some great photoshop skills! How can u do a before and after pick when they are side by side??? Must be a hoarder.....has 2 of them!
Actually I have 3 of them but I'd cleaned 2 of them when I thought I should illustrate the difference.
You never disappoint with your wit Jim!
Just an update, I'm still loving this unit!
I did some drum brake/steering stuff today. Wow the pieces come out nice. I'm going to be redoing a Beaumont front drum brake setup and want the stuff to look nice.
