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Does anyone have a special way to clean dirt dobber or dabber "concrete" out of bolt & screw holes?
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Run a tap into the hole, remove the tap, and then blow the dust out or use your shop vac and suck the dust out. You may need a # 3 tap to get all the way to the bottom of the threads.
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Shade Tree Mechanic
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A set of taps...light oil (3-In-1, etc.)...Walkman..."The Redheaded Stranger"...patience :eek: 
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Improvise! A pressure washer works for me, then squirt in some WD-40 or PB Blaster and blow out with compressed air. I also use a small screwdriver, from a set like you can buy at Radio Shack Tom Is "The Redheaded Stranger" not available on 8 track? 
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