bcmaxx
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I'm not sure what you call it but I can't seem to find the stuff. Nobody knows what the hell I'm talking about. Anyone have a proper name or who makes it? Thanks!
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Setting up gears need gear check compound
- Thread starter bcmaxx
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5-90
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- Hammerspace
You should be able to use machinist's layout dye - essentially the same stuff. You can find it in red or blue usually, and blue will give you more contrast.
Check any local MRO house for the stuff. You'll find it handy to have around if you do any fabrication anyhow...
Check any local MRO house for the stuff. You'll find it handy to have around if you do any fabrication anyhow...
RCP Phx
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It usually comes with the install kits,otherwise the Chevy dealer carries it!
bcmaxx
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- The West Kootenays,B.C. Canada
thanks! gm parts didn't have it ,but I bummed some from the mechanic there
bcmaxx
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A guy told me to look for prussion blue, same stuff?I think he said it was for bearings.
5-90
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"Prussian Blue" is another name for what I'm talking about. Yep - same stuff.
It's used for quite a few things around the shop, although I primarily use it for either a layout dye, or to fill in after I engrave something (to make it stand out more.)
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