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I spun down some stainless carriage bolts in a drill press, they work fine with nylon lock nuts and look close enough for my car. re-chromed GM bumpers
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69 SS 350 convertible (in peices) 69 327 convertible (driver) |
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Had a friend do a similar thing just in the lathe... does the trick! I wouldn’t want my fresh chrome any where near a press of any size to compress the rivet...
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Yes, it is a bit unnerving squeezing rivets, wrap the bumper in layers of foam and extra pairs of hands for the very careful set-up. |
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