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Classic Car Painting Tips: Fastener Painting with Cardboard

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    If you’re restoring a car, sooner or later you’re going to need to paint various nuts and bolts. Here’s a tip to help you keep everything under control.

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    One Response to “Classic Car Painting Tips: Fastener Painting with Cardboard”

    1. Wesley Edens

      Good to know

    At some point while rebuilding a car, you're gonna have to paint nuts and bolts and fasteners. Quick tip that I found is just to simply take your knife, cut a cross hatch in a piece of cardboard, insert the bolt and they're ready to be painted.
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