Door sill insert color letters
#21
Originally posted by 38special@March 28, 2005, 12:05 PM
azlitigator
I did not mask the letters. Steady hand and a fine brush. I masked off the aluminum from the plastic for the enamal and acrylic.
azlitigator
I did not mask the letters. Steady hand and a fine brush. I masked off the aluminum from the plastic for the enamal and acrylic.
#23
You are supposed to spray the area with soapy water. This keeps the letters from sticking so you can move them around. When you have them where you want, let dry overnight. It will be as if the soapy water was never there.
#24
Originally posted by TheRealOne@March 28, 2005, 2:40 PM
You are supposed to spray the area with soapy water. This keeps the letters from sticking so you can move them around. When you have them where you want, let dry overnight. It will be as if the soapy water was never there.
You are supposed to spray the area with soapy water. This keeps the letters from sticking so you can move them around. When you have them where you want, let dry overnight. It will be as if the soapy water was never there.
#25
I saw a post that somebody had used Testors model paint for the letters. What kind did you use?
#30
Originally posted by 38special@April 2, 2005, 7:07 AM
kevinv-6
Here is where I put my script. Looks like we had the same idea.
kevinv-6
Here is where I put my script. Looks like we had the same idea.
Very cool! It adds some flair to the non-IUP dash thats for sure!
#32
Originally posted by 38special@April 2, 2005, 6:07 AM
kevinv-6
Here is where I put my script. Looks like we had the same idea.
kevinv-6
Here is where I put my script. Looks like we had the same idea.
Aren't you worried about that flying off if the airbad deploys?
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