FordFirst

Dale L.'s Journal

lifecycles Dale L

Home Page: Dale L.   USA
Mendenhall, MS, USA

Total Posts: 13Latest Post: 2020-10-22
Table of Contents RSS Feed

Painting Fender Bolts And Washers, Etc.

Dale L.   USA — Posted on The MG Experience
Wednesday July 10, 2019 2:12 PM


F OverflowTank

F OverflowTank

Fender Washers 1

Fender Washers 1

Fender Washers 2

Fender Washers 2

Fender Bolts

Fender Bolts




. Become a Supporting Member to hide the ad above & support a small business
Member Comments on Journal Entry: Painting Fender Bolts And Washers, Etc.   ↵
2019-07-17 13:19:57 # 58205
Comment by Eric Pfiffner
That's a slick idea with the pegboard and anchors. Also good to reuse the original hardware, I bought fender mounting kits and they are not like original at all in my opinion.
2019-07-17 14:52:25 # 58207
Comment by Dale L.
Yes Eric, I wanted the ORIGINAL bolts and washers, but when you paint it in pieces you have to find a way to paint the bolts and washers and not mar the finish when tightening. I use a Metric socket so it is a bit larger with a silicon tape over the heads. .As you saw the bolts were on cardboard with aluminum foils tape. It holds up better to the paint and primers and I do the same for powder-coating. The aluminum is my ground conductor connecting all parts to the grid. Slick Idea I came up with after trying to use jumpers on every oneThe pegboard and anchors I came up with to get paint over more of the washers and not have to peal them off when dry. The screw in the center and anchors can be re-used.. Good Luck with yours. I have a long way to go before I am done with this one.

Want to leave a comment or ask the owner a question?
Sign in or register a new account — it's free







. Become a Supporting Member to hide the ad above & support a small business


Join The Club
Sign in to ask questions, share photos, and access all website features
Your Cars
1956 Ford Victoria
Text Size
Larger Smaller
Reset Save