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    That's why, when we fit a new bolt, after blueing and checking the locking faces of the bolt and body or bolt head, we smear a light thin coat of engineers blue on the rear face of the NO-GO CHS gauge and LIGHTLY close the bolt/bolthead down onto it. There MUST be a full impression of the rear of the gauge on the face of the bolt

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