tubular rivet tool UPDATE

Here is a pic of the tool with the 5/32 die installed

I have a couple of these hanging around, do you think they would do the same job if I could get hold of the dies and modify the clamp ?
 

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Me, I used little machine screws/nuts, painted the heads black and even with the hood open you can't see how it's fastened.
Not up to Mitch's standards, but cheap and effective for a driver.
Paul in CT
 
Here's the tool I found works great for tubular rivets. Can't do the hood on the car but I've done plenty off. Picked it up a few years back at a swap meet. Works great for brakes too! 😀
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I have a couple of these hanging around, do you think they would do the same job if I could get hold of the dies and modify the clamp ?

Dennis
You can just buy the dies ..it should work fine if they fit on the ends...is there a name on your c-clamp??
 
Here's the tool I found works great for tubular rivets. Can't do the hood on the car but I've done plenty off. Picked it up a few years back at a swap meet. Works great for brakes too! 😀
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I have one of those old brake rivet tools, and have used it often to install hood bumpers and corner leathers.
 
Re: tubular rivet tool

The links in my post above don't work anymore, here's a view of the rivet and tool that shows the rolled rivet.
 

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For two rivets, a cheep C clamp and ball bearing, some of the cheeper clamps have a depression on the screw that you can set the ball in. tap the end of the screw while tightening. good luck
 
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