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Yup.
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[QUOTE=60sStuff;1595644]Well Chris, when this current project was blown apart for it's first "Restoration" 20 years ago 2/3 of the original fasteners didn't make it back on the car, even though all the important numbers correct and scarce small parts are intact. So spending a few hours blasting bolts and j-nuts for parkerizing. Always good to have spares on hand too! - Bill W
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May I ask what "Parkerizing" is? I have never heard that term before. Thanks, Bill |
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Parkerizing aka phosphate plating Bill.
Many restorers do that themselves, but there is a gun restorer near me that does a great job, quickly and low cost enough I can't afford to fool with it myself. |
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