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Old 05-19-2007, 01:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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fresh baked sliders...

....sorry...I'm not talking about the ones from White Castle...instead it's my new, fresh baked sliders with powder coating...









....and here is a pile of dried mud/dirt/rocks that filled the nice pocket in front of the rear wheel...I knew a lot collected in there but this filled up that whole cavity...

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Re: fresh baked sliders...

Sliders look good. Don't you hate trying to get the mud/dirt out of there.
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Re: fresh baked sliders...

I knew that spot collected mud/rocks but I didn't think that I could get the amount that I did out of there...maybe I'll give each side a thorough cleaning then spray it with some of that expanding foam stuff...just a thought
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Re: fresh baked sliders...

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I knew that spot collected mud/rocks but I didn't think that I could get the amount that I did out of there...maybe I'll give each side a thorough cleaning then spray it with some of that expanding foam stuff...just a thought
Now that's an interesting thought. That would keep all of the crap out. The FOAMING JESTER MOD!!!
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