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total tools will stock a lot of dies and taps. inters, bottoms and tapers.

lucky for you its only paint... ever since i tapped mine and my wheel nuts to get rid of burs.... nothing but problems.

cool I have jsut tools walking distance from work will try them, even though the website says no.

and there a total tools near home so will hit that up on the way home, once again even tho the site says no..

re the acetone was going to flush with that (well the missus nail polish remover), prior to running the tap through figured should be like butter then.

teach me a lesson for buying gktech nuts, but were the only open end ones I could find online.

admittedly that was 6 months or so ago.

cool I have jsut tools walking distance from work will try them, even though the website says no.

and there a total tools near home so will hit that up on the way home, once again even tho the site says no..

re the acetone was going to flush with that (well the missus nail polish remover), prior to running the tap through figured should be like butter then.

teach me a lesson for buying gktech nuts, but were the only open end ones I could find online.

admittedly that was 6 months or so ago.

Nail Polish remover is usually acetone free nowadays.. Don't ask me how I know.

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