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goodfellow

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Better show them to "Merk" first -- to get his approval :lol_hitti

Nice score on the memorabilia front "weedwaka" :thumbup:
 
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Any tips on metal polishing ?? I polished up a set of kooks stainless headers once many years ago. Hand sanded them until my fingers bled lol.
 

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I'm not a Snap-on memorabilia expert, but in all likelihood they are not all metal, since they'd be too heavy. Most common presentation logo mugs are just thickly chromed plastic with some weight added to the base for stability.

So standard metal polishing techniques may actually destroy that shine.
 
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He says they are solid. I would not buy plastic ones . I will ask and confirm.
 

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I'd have to agree that was a serious impulse BIN. There's liking to use Snap-on tools and there's being obsessive/compulsive about anything S-o.

Those were local to me and I should have gone to look at them, just to say I'd seen them.

thnx, jack vines
 

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i think those are awesome...who cares what you paid when you have something people will be asking you about for years to come...
 
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I am still waiting to hear back on if they are solid. If they are solid, I think they are AWSOME !!

The ad states that they are nearly 2 lbs ( assuming each ) and almost indestructible.
 
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I have wanted one for quite a while being patient and waiting for one. I want one not because of SO but because it is a socket and a wrench as a mug ... should be the right size for my usual large coffee.
 
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Weedwaka

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He confirmed that they are solid aluminum. My buddies will **** when I pull these out for beers :bounce:
 

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Solid aluminum, put those babies in the freezer and fill them to the top with your favorite beer, mmmm good:thumbup:. Those are cool, might bid on the set of 2:bounce:
 

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Solid aluminum, put those babies in the freezer and fill them to the top with your favorite beer, mmmm good:thumbup:. Those are cool, might bid on the set of 2:bounce:

I see it now, four guys standing there with their lips frozen to the mugs.

Says care tag attached, maybe read it?
 

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Those are pretty cool IMO.

I have seen ones that looked to be the same and they were in fact all metal. I thought they were pewter but could well be aluminum.

Cool score - hope you enjoy! :beer:
 
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