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Old 11-18-2019, 09:29 PM   #6
35fordtn
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Default Re: The Ford Books Fastener Guide

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It is not paint, nor is it black Zinc.. Black paint is simply Black paint (S-4 ford finish). Black Zinc did not exist in the 1930's and is more durable than Black oxide but scratches easy, and has a goldish green tint to it. Black Oxide is all by itself. It is not the most durable coating but sure looks pretty when Fresh! I have found a product named Barricade meant for firearms to be a excellent product to protect Black Oxide from rusting. I just sent off 288LBS to be black Oxide plated today..

A black oxide plater would be easy for you to find.. A Cadmium plater that does a sufficient job is another story.. Then you run into things like fine thread carriage Bolts. Every Carriage bolt with the exception of 4 on a 1932 is fine thread.. Fine thread carriage bolts are near non existent these days, and we have to have them made

Not to give you a sales pitch, check out Fordbolts.com.. It says closed, however we bought my dear old friends business out recently.

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