Strano springs finally on.... All 4 of them.
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We had great weather to work on the cars today!! That is a pain in the ***, I made sure I coated the upper shock nut and surrounding area with marine grease when I put everything back together. I hope that I don`t have to screw with it for awhile, but if I do it should keep the rust away.
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Nothing fancy, I used flat black Rust-oleum and a small 1'' paint sponge for the spindle and the upper and lower control arms. I removed the sway bar and just did a good sanding job on it, silver primer and several coats of silver Machine Finish Rust-oleum spray paint. I did not feel like taping everything up to spray paint , so the small paint sponge was really easy to get into the small spots and still keep it looking neat. It took some time, but it allowed me to drink a few beers while the paint dried.
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Nothing fancy, I used flat black Rust-oleum and a small 1'' paint sponge for the spindle and the upper and lower control arms. I removed the sway bar and just did a good sanding job on it, silver primer and several coats of silver Machine Finish Rust-oleum spray paint. I did not feel like taping everything up to spray paint , so the small paint sponge was really easy to get into the small spots and still keep it looking neat. It took some time, but it allowed me to drink a few beers while the paint dried.