I know the voices aren't real, but they have some pretty cool ideas...
Thanks Butch.... I'll keep my eye on one of them. I have two OEM's that the paint is worn off. Be nice to be able to repaint them. Maybe nail polish and a steady hand? Couple of stiff ones should steady the hand...LOL
I know the voices aren't real, but they have some pretty cool ideas...
If you go to a hobby store and get some "Testors" model car paint (its enamel) you can do them your self. Take a tooth pick dip it in the paint and touch it to the part, the paint will flow, you can easily control the paint by how much you have on the point of the toothpick. Once the paint is dry to the touch you can use a new tooth pick to scrap any spot that may have some paint where you don't want it.
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Skeert? I aint skeert! Well, maybe a little bit. But, I guess they couldn't get much worse than they are now. Thanks guys, good idea about the toothpick. I'll see what I can do with 'em. Hope nobody sees me in Wal-Mart checking out the nail polish. Prices sure have gone up since the last time I bought one, about $15-$20.
I know the voices aren't real, but they have some pretty cool ideas...
Hope nobody sees me in Wal-Mart checking out the nail polish. Prices sure have gone up since the last time I bought one, about $15-$20.
[/QUOTEHope nobody sees me in Wal-Mart checking out the nail polish. Prices sure have gone up since the last time I bought one, about $15-$20.
[/QUOTE I know the voices aren't real, but they have some pretty cool ideas...
I know the Testors is enamel so it will not eat into the plastic, I think nail polish may be an acrylic. I know my "Women" use acetone to remove it. Read the bottle.
Now if your lookin for that touch of "Bling" the nail polish has glitter.......just a thought