by 67a 100 pickup Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:36 pmAnyone need pieces of stainless?? I have almost a complete set from an A108 that I am not going to use. You guys get first crack before it goes on ebay. The best idea I have come up with so far for shipping is the get empty carpet tubes and nail a plywood plug in the end. Any other ideas??
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stainless trim for a custom sportsman
67a 100 pickup- Number of posts : 1319
Location : ann arbor, mi
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itruns- Number of posts : 1605
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PVC tubes and caps.
I thought my bondo spots were from spot welds. Now I'm pretty sure they were from body molding. Don't think I'll do back to that, but now I'm wondering...
I thought my bondo spots were from spot welds. Now I'm pretty sure they were from body molding. Don't think I'll do back to that, but now I'm wondering...
benwah- Number of posts : 1135
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Empty carpet tube should work well light and cheap! I have used tubes that were for paper, I work in a paper plant. They shread quite a few core tubes every day. Im thinking the carpet tubes must have some kind of plug to keep the tube round, I would use the plugs . I have shipped lots of stainless trim and everyone was happy with the packaging. I also put paper/peanuts what ever is laying around and put some in the tube with the trim so nothing rubs.
67a 100 pickup- Number of posts : 1319
Location : ann arbor, mi
Registration date : 2009-01-29
I thought about using it on my pickup, but after pulling it off and seeing all the little leaves, pine needles, dirt, etc. behind it a guy would have to keep the truck in the garage and under cover. Plus you have to wax around it, and I don't like to detail anyway.
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