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#110845 03/26/2003 2:03 PM
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Need help: The frame is finished now I'm installing the shocks and a few odds and ends before I set the cab. Would like to put some chrome nuts around these areas (not to much) but to draw attention to a couple points of interest.
Is there a way to seal the chrome nuts so I don't have to wax them every time I wash the truck? Thank you popcorn
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#110846 03/26/2003 6:51 PM
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you'd be waxin chrome undercarriage hardware???
grin eek grin
maybe you should consider polished stainless . . .

Bill


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#110847 03/26/2003 9:42 PM
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You could clear coat them.

But I am with Squeeze, anybody that would go and wax undercarriage nuts might have a few screws loose themselves? At least not on a driver. Maybe on a trailer queen. (Not that there is anything wrong with that...)

:rolleyes: :p


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#110848 03/27/2003 1:53 PM
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Oh Wise One's: How right both of you are! Really had a bad day yesterday, brain absulately died, no cells left. I knew all about polished stainless got a whole box of the goodies for the bed. Sometimes I think to fast for the next project and forget about options. It's a midwest thing. (Don't tell Grumpy) Any way got my Gardner- Westcott book out and doing some pricing. Maws finds out she will kick my butt, hey thats why we build these things. Thanks for the laugh and hitting me in the head. Popcorn
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