Old wires
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harryset
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Old wires
Is there a way to help bring out the color a little bit in the old, faded, wiring?
'72 Standard
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"I am the proud owner of a "Hoover Bit".
185 60's, EMPI disc kit, EMPI 2 1/2" dropped spindles on the front.
185 65's and stock binders on the back.
SecondSkin - Damplifier Pro and Luxury Liner Pro for sound control.
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Dale M.
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Re: Old wires
Maybe scrap the oxidation/fade off surface with sharp edge of knife..... Maybe some protective solutions like ARMORAL...harryset wrote:Is there a way to help bring out the color a little bit in the old, faded, wiring?
Dale
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1970 "Kellison Sand Piper Roadster"
1970 "Kellison Sand Piper Roadster"
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Chris V
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Re: Old wires
I've been taking my old wires and rubbing them down with un-diluted simple green and then media blasting the ends...But the one wire I'd say hardest to get the color back is the oil pressure sender wire a the sensor, they live a hard life.
