J_hubbs
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I have quite a few rusty bolts on my engine. I don't like to assemble an engine with rusty bolts b/c it looks like crud. I used to wire wheel them but they would rust quickly. After that I would run the head of the bolts on a brass brush-wheel. This would leave a layer of brass that wouldn't corrode as quickly.
A coworker informed me about an Eastwood product that re-plates fasteners/springs. It electrically plates bare metal with a layer of zinc that can be polished.
Before:
After the wire wheel:
The kit at work:
After a 10 min dip:
Then I hit it with some scotch-brite:
The kit comes with some metal polish to make it shine. I did not use it yet.
A coworker informed me about an Eastwood product that re-plates fasteners/springs. It electrically plates bare metal with a layer of zinc that can be polished.
Before:

After the wire wheel:

The kit at work:


After a 10 min dip:

Then I hit it with some scotch-brite:

The kit comes with some metal polish to make it shine. I did not use it yet.
