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Mike Morgan shows us how to properly install the a-arm dust shields and retainers on a late 1955 and 1956 Chevy. You can use the retainers on your early 1955 as well. Originally the dust shields were just stapled on the early cars.
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Love to see him try to bend those staples! Those things are a pain in the ass.
The metal retainer, I wonder if it is stainless steel? They state the staples are.
I'm just going to pop rivit them on.
You should say and show how to grab the staple ends with needle nose pliers and roll the staple ends to mimick a factory staple. Exactly like the whisker strips along the bottom of the side windows.