What have you done to your square lately??

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TotalyHucked

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That card trick works great, used it on my Jeep wheels and will probably do same on my C15 wheels.
It sure does! I've done it several times over the years. I've learned that with heavy metallic paint like this one, throwing the wheel/tire in a trash bag and cutting a hole works well for keeping the metallic off the sidewall. Otherwise it's hell to get off
 

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Boiled Linseed oil or Tung Oil work really nice as a preservative. Roll on a coat once/twice year. Mix with a little linseed based stain if you want a little color. These boards get a little drink on Tung Oil yearly.
Those boards were milled on a circle saw mill. Extremely cool.

And I Love that Truck.
 

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