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==Assembly and disassembly==
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*Use proper techniques for removing old or rusted bolts. See [[Removing rusted and broken fasteners]].
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*To protect painted bolts, place a sandwich bag over the bolt head before pushing on the socket.
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*When aligning a body part that will require a lot of loosening and tightening, use mock-up bolts with plastic washers. When the panel fit is perfect, go back and change out the bolts one by one.
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*When disassembling parts or vehicles, be organized. Plastic bags, tape, and a magic marker are essential.
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**Write notes on a piece of tape, and stick the piece of tape to a part.
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**Put small parts, nuts, bolts, clips, etc. in bags together for each assembly. Mark each bag.
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**Tape nuts and bolts into their holes, or tape them to their part. Write notes on the tape.
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*Socket sets with plastic inserts may be useful for protecting bolt heads. However, they are reported to strip out easily.
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*Use a squirt can for dispensing small amounts of lacquer thinner.
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*When hanging panels by yourself, use proper balancing and alignment techniques. For more information, see this discussion from the Hotrodders Bulletin Board: [http://hotrodders.com/forum/tip-day-40-hanging-panels-yourself-77875.html Hanging panels by yourself].
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*To protect edges or corners during panel installation, use vacuum line or fuel line hose. Cut it down the middle, and tape it on.
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*To hold nuts in a socket while assembling hard-to-reach body and exterior components, use masking tape stuffed in the socket -- sticky side out. Similarly, bearing grease can be placed on a washer to hold it to a socket for re-assembling parts.
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*When disassembling small hard-to-reach parts, use grease in the socket to prevent losing fasteners.
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*Use caution when installing hood springs. For more information, and a diagram, see Brian Martin's article posted on the Hotrodders Bulletin Board: [http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/tip-day-28-hood-spring-installation-74269.html Hood spring installation].
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*For precise application of penetrating oil, put the oil in a hand spray bottle, and set the nozzle to a stream. This technique also prevents the release of fisheye causing aerosols into the air.
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*For drilling out hard-to-reach spot welds, certain drill attachments (like paint stirring tools) may be able to be modified to work as extensions.
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==Miscellaneous==
 
==Miscellaneous==

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