How To Apply Phosphate And Oil Coating Dykem Staining
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To restore the original red color on bolts and other metal fasteners, Tim opened this bottle of Dykem Staining, available from machine shop supply outlets. Starting in the 1968 model year and continuing through 1973, Ford used red stained dye after phosphating to identify various hardware, including bolts, fasteners, idler arms, and more. According to Perkins, this machinist dye is "identical to NOS and absolutely right on." View Related Article
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