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Old 04-20-2014, 08:21 PM   #1
Big-Blue
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Don't Paint Those Hub Dials

I spent a few hours on my 3/4 ton dana 44 hubs polishing them up and thought I would share.

They were pretty typically beat up, oxizided and missing a logo.

I started with 400 grit wet sandpaper and then went to 600 grit. I then polished with the Meguiars Plastic polish on the end of my dremel with a little water. Use a slow speed and move quickly with the dremel as it will melt the plastic if not careful.

I then created a copy of the spicer logo and printed. I have attached a copy if anyone wants to use. I then cast it with some epoxy out of a syringe from Hobby Lobby after scoring the dial to give it some "tooth." I had to mask the dial center to help create the formwork.

They are not perfect but look pretty good in my eyes.

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