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Yes. This can be done. Sorted fasteners, not too pitted can be taken to
platers where they can be yelllow zinkdicromated to look like new. Most
platers will charge a batch charge...or charge you a flat fee for lets say
a 5 gallon bucket full.
Some might even include the bolt cleaning in the flat fe. You need to check
around. I did that with alot of the special fasteners, linkages, brake
components, and control rods on the M114s. Beautiful!
Jon
At 09:27 AM 02/29/2000 -0800, you wrote:
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>All this talk about sandblasting has been very informative, and I'd like to
>expand it just a we bit:
>
>Has anyone used a rock tumbler to polish small metal parts? When I take my
>truck down to the frame, I was thinking of putting all of the fasteners
into a
>cement mixer affair with a fine abrasive, and turning it a few thousand
times to
>scour the rust of and polish them.
>
>Thoughts?
>
>Bill
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