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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
1957 Lone Star V hull
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<blockquote data-quote="BeerMe" data-source="post: 398949" data-attributes="member: 20117"><p>I learned a little trick that I think worked pretty good for bucking rivets, as I don't have anything to do that and this is the first time I've ever riveted anything. I dipped the rivets in 5200 and put a washer on the back side ( both aluminum ) and popped em off. They felt loose to me so I grapped the top of a jack stand and held it with my leg and then beat the back side with a hammer. I think it worked pretty good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BeerMe, post: 398949, member: 20117"] I learned a little trick that I think worked pretty good for bucking rivets, as I don't have anything to do that and this is the first time I've ever riveted anything. I dipped the rivets in 5200 and put a washer on the back side ( both aluminum ) and popped em off. They felt loose to me so I grapped the top of a jack stand and held it with my leg and then beat the back side with a hammer. I think it worked pretty good. [/QUOTE]
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