Same here. You can also use a toothpick instead of a brush, which is
slower, but makes it easier
to keep the paint in the lines.
Tom
'68 1600 in Sunnyvale with smart new Tires.
On 2010/06/04 9:53, Tom Hendricksen wrote:
> This is about the way I applied new paint to my knobs. I purchased a small
> bottle of white enamel from a hobby shop along with a thin brush. You won't
> have much luck keeping the paint inside of the depressions for the letters,
> but it wipes right off and leaves the paint in the letter. Several years
> later my knobs still show clear and sharp text.
>
> Tom
> 69 2000 - Mr. Hyde Waiting for me in Las Vegas for now
> Portland
> http://www.datsun2000.com
> http://www.nowroc.org Any volunteers to take over the NOWROC web site? I
> will still host if needed.
>
> On 6/3/2010 6:18:05 PM, dave (dave@eastcoastroadster.com) wrote:
>
>> I use Jig head paint for gunsights, (fluorescent pink or orange), made
>> for
>> coloring leadhead fish hooks.
>> It's a thick drying enamel that would fil
>>
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