'70 Duster - First MOPAR Build
So, even though I am doing doing complete nut and bolt resto, I am trying to use as many original components as I can.
I'm at a bit of a standstill right now, just because I have 3 directions I can go, but each will require a major purchase and I'm not wanting to shell out a bunch of Ben Franklins before we have conquered this virus situation.
So, that means I'm doing a bunch of little jobs that aren't urgent, but will need to be done at some point.
I wet sanded these wiper arms and they came out very clean. I decided to go all the way with them, so after 20 minutes on the buffer wheel (with the one on the right) it's amazing what a difference there is. Even though they probably had the anodized coating from the factory, I like the polished look. And I'm happy to be able to save the original parts.
So, even though I am doing doing complete nut and bolt resto, I am trying to use as many original components as I can.
I'm at a bit of a standstill right now, just because I have 3 directions I can go, but each will require a major purchase and I'm not wanting to shell out a bunch of Ben Franklins before we have conquered this virus situation.
So, that means I'm doing a bunch of little jobs that aren't urgent, but will need to be done at some point.
I wet sanded these wiper arms and they came out very clean. I decided to go all the way with them, so after 20 minutes on the buffer wheel (with the one on the right) it's amazing what a difference there is. Even though they probably had the anodized coating from the factory, I like the polished look. And I'm happy to be able to save the original parts.