Where is everyone #5

Google would give you a better answer than I could. Thick plastic like paint/coating that can be stripped off better than normal paint. Has enough plastic/rubber in it to resist vibration backing off the nuts and letting it slip. And if it DOES slip, making it easy to see.
Young guys like using it on rims to cover blemishes or color coordinate or clash with the body colors. I'd let the bolt dry/cure almost completely then apply a layer on the threads and nut once they are torqued into place. There might be a drawback to it but it seems like it would be a good solution.

 

Cool pics sir.

 

Shoulda stopped at absolutely. But ya had to keep talkin.....didn't ya. Just had ta go there with the anteater.

 

Getting some grub at ruby tuesday. BBQ pork meatballs with slaw and soft pretzels with some fantastic dipping sause.

 

You ain't staring at the cow moose are ya ? That's my niece Bud. Ha. Just messing with you. We're not really related at all. Go ahead.

 

I ain’t the brightest crayon in the box, so it took me a minute.... but I got it. Lol.

 

Id rather look fondly back at memories of my truck than have those nightmares.

Definitely oldschool.

 

Time to crack open a cold one!

 

You better GET that doggone edger out and put it to use there youngun!

 

I've heard of someone putting them on a 359.

But the only real difference across the three generations is a bit of smoothing to the lines, a longer hood on the 389 and headlight changes. The overall look has remained a constant for what, 70 years (back from the 351 days)?