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Old 03-06-2007, 07:20 PM
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Need help with detail master hose clamps

Im currently working with the hose clamps, i put 2 in the intake of the car, they look good, but i know they would look better, in just these 2 i spend like an hour,(dificult) if anyone can give me some tips using the clamps, i apreciate it, thanks
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Re: Need help with detail master hose clamps

Its nice to have a nice selection of Aluminum tubes so that you can prewrap them on a slightly smaller diameter (no glue involved) before applying to actual kit part. Then they fit nice and snug and need just a small dap of CA to hold.
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Its nice to have a nice selection of Aluminum tubes so that you can prewrap them on a slightly smaller diameter (no glue involved) before applying to actual kit part. Then they fit nice and snug and need just a small dap of CA to hold.
i wil try it, thanks for the help
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Re: Need help with detail master hose clamps

DM hose clamps are straight photoetched strips? I find that BMF matte aluminum looks just as good, and is somewhat easier to work with (not to mention much cheaper). Got any pics of what you're doing?
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Re: Need help with detail master hose clamps

I just buy aluminum tape (adheasive backing) and just cut very thin precise strips and just stick them on. Looks great too and more affordable.
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Re: Need help with detail master hose clamps

This works for me, I lay some regular masking tape on a piece of glass, color it with a silver Sharpie, let it dry and cut it into thin strips.

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DM hose clamps are straight photoetched strips? I find that BMF matte aluminum looks just as good, and is somewhat easier to work with (not to mention much cheaper). Got any pics of what you're doing?
Im currently working in the Probe IMSA from amt, i will post the pics very soon
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