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#Needle Nose Pliers | |||
#Dremel or Rotory Tool | |||
#Dremel 430: 1/4" Drum Sander | |||
#Dremel 438: 1/4" 120 Grit Sanding Band | |||
#Metal Clay (looking for brand/description) | |||
===Tutorial=== | ===Tutorial=== | ||
Revision as of 16:34, 21 April 2009
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The spare tire knobs have a weak point just under the screw head. When turned to tightly or even constantly removing the cover, they tend to tear in half. Here is a tutorial to help "prevent" or "prolong" the life of an unbroken knob or repair a borken one.
Tools Needed
- Needle Nose Pliers
- Dremel or Rotory Tool
- Dremel 430: 1/4" Drum Sander
- Dremel 438: 1/4" 120 Grit Sanding Band
- Metal Clay (looking for brand/description)
Tutorial
Getting Started
1st off, you will need to remove the retaining clip from behind the panel that hold the knobs in place.
