Chris Williams' Journal
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Gosford, NSW, Australia
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After having cleaned and assembled the two front brake lines, I was disappointed to find that these two lines had rusted.
I posed the question on the forum and came to the conclusion that cleaning and using a clearcoat was the way to go.
I did that today with those lines and a few other bits today and I'll see how they go.
Took some photos and also took some photos of the 'new' front wheels.
I'm happy with the cleaning up of pieces and clearcoating them. They don't look 'brand new' but they look old and as though they've been looked after.
I'm more comfortable with that, given that I want to drive this thing regularly.
I posed the question on the forum and came to the conclusion that cleaning and using a clearcoat was the way to go.
I did that today with those lines and a few other bits today and I'll see how they go.
Took some photos and also took some photos of the 'new' front wheels.
I'm happy with the cleaning up of pieces and clearcoating them. They don't look 'brand new' but they look old and as though they've been looked after.
I'm more comfortable with that, given that I want to drive this thing regularly.
Engine bay with some stuff installed.
Brake line at wheel - (bit fuzzy)
Brake line at other wheel - (bit fuzzy)
Wheel refurbished, on the car.
Other wheel refurbished, on the car.
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