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    temperature of metal QUESTION

    I think you had a somewhat reasonable plan, with exemption. Bring parts in house overnight to warm, then take out to warmed shed to apply primers. Take back in house to cure between applications, etc. Heat does matter. Mfrs state suggested temps within instructions. Kerosene heater may also...
  2. M

    Good Bondo

    I agree with using a lightweight filler such as the Evercoat suggested and folding vs stirring for mixing the hardener. Do not overwork the filler when applying. Once the material begins to set, leave it alone. If you have pinholes and fill them, chances are they will eventually bleed through or...
  3. M

    NEED HELP - Dull Paint and Lite Rust on Chrome Trim

    First off, beautiful '55! For your chrome, if not too pitted, use chrome polish with a soft cloth. If it is too pitted, then 0000 steel wool will nock down the corrosion, then follow-up with polish. You can even combine some polish with the steel wool. As others have said, do an obscure area...
  4. S

    OT: Trouble posting

    I've been trying to post a question about my browser. Every time I click on Preview Message I get kicked out to Page 1. But I can post a different message, like this one. How weird is that?
  5. A

    Stuck Hand crank connection

    Hello. I went to handcrank over my 1943 M and I could not get the mechansim to move. Did not what to break anything so all I did was spray it down with WD40 and left it to set. How do I get this unstuck. How does this go together HELP. want to turn it over by hand. THANKS ALL
  6. M

    Carb dripping

    It is most likely just the bowl needle not seating. You may be able to get a generic needle from another carb kit to use that has a rubber tip. Another option is to carefully take a small drill bit, and by hand just spin it on the seat to more or less resurface it. Try and match the angle...
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