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Old 03-28-2007, 09:48 PM
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I see Steve at many area car functions.
I highly recommend him as he stands behind his work.
He rebuilds/restores wiper motors properly,and straightens & polishes stainless steel mouldings too.
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Old 03-28-2007, 10:12 PM
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Rick or Dan, The roundish cover that goes over the armature.
Did you refinish with Clear Zinc which would be too bright (IMHO) or did you have CAD plated, which I've been told wasnt used anymore by the late 60's.......and what about the small bronze(??)bushing spot welded inside this housing. How did you protect it when plating, or did you.
Lastly did you use a silver sticker from PARAGON or where/what did you use to replicate original paper sticker on same armature cover..........

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Old 03-28-2007, 10:34 PM
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Chuck,
It was zinc but I worked very closely with my plater on the cover as well as the base plate to insure that it was not a bright zinc. The cover turned out exactly the way a mint condition original I had looked and I was very pleased. He knew about the bushing and stated that nothing he was doing to the housing would effect the bronze so we left it alone.

The decals I have had around for years and I honestly don't recall where I got them from They could have been Paragons, I don't know. Seems like I recall buying a bunch of these while at a Chevrolet National show in Tinley Park, IL about 6 years ago from a vendor who was there selling his w/w restoration service.

I was making a joke about doing these ourselves as they are not for the faint of heart and can be nerve racking and some special tools are needed. There are a TON of parts that one needs to keep track of just like doing a steering column. I do all my own rebuilds simply because I am too impatient to wait for someone else and I can control the detail level.
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Thats the guy! Thanks Mr70.
I dropped the motor off at a local electrical shop that has dome starters,generators and alternators for me over the years. Although wiper motors were not a common repair item for them they assured me it would come out show quality. They have the machinery and chemicals for restoring the finish.

I will keep Steves mumber on file> i have bought product from him in the past and have been very pleased.
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