When restoring a classic car or building a custom car, there are times when you need to create items that are no longer available or to create something that is totally unique to your car. Acid etching non-ferrous metals gives the car restorer many options to get creative with your classic. Mark Simpson takes us step-by-step through the process to create wheel center medallions, data plates, shift indicators and more. This is one sure way to set your car apart from the rest.
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5:20Removing Hardware from a Car Body
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24:51Block Sanding Techniques
Here is a great technical tips segment for those doing bodywork and getting ready for paint. Learn how to load and adjust sanding blocks and more. Watch as Aaron Hopkins demonstrates block sanding techniques that allow you to get your car as smooth as glass!
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2:39Classic Car Maintenance Tips: Priming the Oil Pump
Brent Ackley teaches you how to prime the oil system on a 1956 Chevrolet 150, demonstrating each of the essential classic car maintenance tips and techniques you’ll utilize to get the system properly up and running. He shows you how to use an air wrench to get the oil spread evenly before dropping in a…
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