hood hinges...
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There wasn't any rust...it's all new.I'm actually going to try some kind of support rod situation(ala 49-51 Ford car-I that piece in the garage,a left over from a parts car)or something similar...thanks very much for the advice...
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Originally posted by johntownsel
In all fairness I must say that trying the sticky spray is necessary. Will it work? Probably not, but it may. I believe in doing the easiest cheapest things first! I don't know what you had in mind, but I was thinking some sort of spray adhesive. If it doesn't work, then you can clean it all off when you take the hinges apart someday. 
Good luck, John
In all fairness I must say that trying the sticky spray is necessary. Will it work? Probably not, but it may. I believe in doing the easiest cheapest things first! I don't know what you had in mind, but I was thinking some sort of spray adhesive. If it doesn't work, then you can clean it all off when you take the hinges apart someday. Good luck, John
dont try spraying some "sticky" stuff...
either
a. Spray the sticky stuff, make a freakin mess, then go to options b, c or d.
b. use the dowel ( probably will look right nice next to the diamond plate and duct tape).
c. get a hard hat and live with a droopy hood.
d. Fix it correctly, the first time and adjust the springs. then you are done with it.
robert
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