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Nothing! I have a super duty F250! -
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When you two get done comparing your dicks maybe we can get back to the thread.
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A little pigeon puff'en never hurt eneybody!Comment
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I'm not impressed, because I don't really know what an F 250 is.
(If its about autos, I don't care either!)
Meanwhile, back at the topic,
Some caustic oven cleaners darken aluminum as well, and probably cheaper than selenious acid.
....CottenAMCA #776
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Barry--You can build an enclosure (tent) out of plastic around the sidecar and place open containers of Muriatic acid inside and the fumes will patina the metal. I would do a test first of course but this is the method that I use to age Nickle plated spots and rivets and it works quite well. I left a container of the acid close to my 71 FL with the lid not quite on properly and It patinaed the whole damn left side!!!! --Michael--6671Comment
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They are Ford trucks Tom. Here is my daily driver F 650.
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Looks useful, but I prefer my Hiawatha bicycle. (Its my only Indian that runs. Its got good patina too. Its all about patina.)Originally posted by Chris Haynes View PostThey are Ford trucks Tom. Here is my daily driver F 650.
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Is patina on topic?
....CottenLast edited by T. Cotten; 12-20-2009, 07:51 PM.AMCA #776
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