sill finisher nut and bolt
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sill finisher nut and bolt
hi folks. i am going to fit stainless sill finishers, but all my nut and bolts are crap. dremel here we come...but...where can i buy the correct the correct nut and bolts to put them back on?? i tried esm, but cant find any in search options...
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your best bet would be some stainless M5 or even M6. Would be a shame to fit stainless finishers with rusting bolts.
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WHS^^^ and make sure you gaffa tape the rear of the finisher where it contacts the outer sill or you will get severe corrosion between the two different types of metal. I used Homebase M6 Zinc Plated nuts and bolts, cheap and cheerful.
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Sill Finisherpolo2k wrote:Where did you get the finishers? if you dont mind me asking, how much were they?
Any pics?
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CS Jones currently have a special offer on with stainless steel sill finishers at £19.95 per pair (plus vat & delivery).
http://www.morrisminor.uk.com/shop/stai ... p-568.html
Seem good quality - bought a pair myself but haven't got round to fitting them yet. On the list of things to do when I get the time
http://www.morrisminor.uk.com/shop/stai ... p-568.html
Seem good quality - bought a pair myself but haven't got round to fitting them yet. On the list of things to do when I get the time

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If you want to be really finnicky, the correct size bolts are 3/16BSF, though I admit not too easy to obtain in stainless...
Namrick in Hove may well have them and theres a couple of other suppliers doing the autojumble circuit with stainless whitworth fasteners.
Personally I prefer BSF. Its like metric but just sort of scaled up a bit which gives nice larger heads and a slightly less fine thread form - all which helps the next time you undo them!
Namrick in Hove may well have them and theres a couple of other suppliers doing the autojumble circuit with stainless whitworth fasteners.
Personally I prefer BSF. Its like metric but just sort of scaled up a bit which gives nice larger heads and a slightly less fine thread form - all which helps the next time you undo them!
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