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Old 15-07-23, 03:52
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Thanks for the Positively biased write-up.

This should appeal to those of us on a low budget ! Grocery store restorations are in my league.
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Old 15-07-23, 16:35
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I am waiting to see Jordan get caught cleaning parts in the dishwasher and become banished to the shed for a few nights
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I am waiting to see Jordan get caught cleaning parts in the dishwasher and become banished to the shed for a few nights
I’m going to have to up my game then. I baked the carb body after painting in the oven. Only complaint was it smelled. Honestly I’d be fine with being banished in the shed. Solid nights sleep without hearing a baby crying. Sign me up….
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Old 15-07-23, 17:34
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There is a genre of restoration videos on YT, and I remember some show how to plate small parts which have deteriorated. If I bump into another one, I'll add the link. The search tools aren't going to help much because plating old parts is just one of the many interventions the creators use.
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Do you follow up with a Chromate Conversion dip in blue/clear Chromate to both simulate Cadmium finish and provide a surface for paint to stick to better? This is a topic I'm researching now and hope in August to start experimenting with.

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Thanks Jordan,

As always a very helpful write-up!
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