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I am about to apply new judge stripes to my 69' I have the assembly manual which shows the measurents and all. My question is, all the measurments are in decimals (i.e. 4.10). I assume that those are inches, however whats the best way to measure the decimal (.10)? Do you just get it close to about 1/8th in? Is there a ruler with inches and decimals? I want them placed correctly so any info is apprciated. Thanks
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I am about to apply new judge stripes to my 69' I have the assembly manual which shows the measurents and all. My question is, all the measurments are in decimals (i.e. 4.10). I assume that those are inches, however whats the best way to measure the decimal (.10)? Do you just get it close to about 1/8th in? Is there a ruler with inches and decimals? I want them placed correctly so any info is apprciated. Thanks
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bout the only thing you can do is convert it to inches. (i.e. .5"x16=8) or 8/16 = 1/2
In your example, the .1 is actually closer to 1/16", I believe.
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My initial thought is to use a caliper that comes in inch decimals. The photo is from the Sears catalog. They might even sell rulers in inch decimals too.
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Dont let the caliper prices above scare you away, Sears has inexpensive ones too for around $20.
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Thanks SlowGTO, I thought of the calipers after I made the post too. Thanks for the input.
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