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Default Drum Brake/Backing Plate Component Finishes ??

Wanting to see pics of most accurate restoration(s) of how 1970 (and other same as)
Drum Brake assy line components were Finish Plated or BARE STEEL.....????

This picture just one of many examples .........

Do I need to number/caption the components or can you please show pics
that are obvious......Yellow Zinc, Clear Zinc, Bare Steel
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I have these drum brake parts down to bare steel & coated with EVERBRITE Perma Clear (Matte)..........

whereas in the above picture the same parts appear to be phosphate coated or painted ??????
not to mention the incorrect BLACK Backing Plate................
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Note the heat treated foot on the adjuster arm.
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I have these drum brake parts down to bare steel & coated with EVERBRITE Perma Clear (Matte)..........
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Thank You Rick, Is/Was the adjustment mechanism (at the bottom) Natural Finish Steel ??? as Ive seen many builders with zinc plated (yellow and clear)

Do you have any COSMOLINE spray on your Natural Steel Pieces

What is that backing plate painted with...looks very much like natural steel ???

I need to see/learn where E-brake cable connects....Maybe it will be obvious once
I start assembling all the above...........
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