Okay I bought a carbon fiber engine cowl and wanted to fill in the lettering.
Here is my process.
items you need.
1. finger nail polish. it flows out when added.
2. fine tip craft syringe or fine tip craft squeeze bottle
3. finger nail polish remover or other light solvent.
4. q-tips
5. paper towels
6. fine tip artist brush

step 1. you only want to do one section at a time. make sure the section you are going to do is level. Un-level sections the polish will flow over
step 2. squeeze in finger nail polish into embossed area. go easy you do not want to much. the polish will flow out.
step 3. If you need to take the artist brush and spread out the polish so it flows better. if your easy with step 2 you may not need this.
step 4. wipe down and drips or overflow with a light solvent paper towel. Stay away from the area you filled.
step 5. to clean up the edges of the area you filled use a solvent dipped q-tip gently run along the edges where needed and the dry with other end of q-tip.
step 6. once dry you can polish the rest of the area with a soft rag.

 

yes I got more polish on my fingers than the part.

 

That looks nice but I think you people in Seattle consume too much caffeine.

 

That Cup of coffee was to keep me from passing out over the fingernail polish fumes. I must have gotten 100 finger nail polish fume rads per hour. LOL

 

Where is this cover from? It looks amazing

 

the cheapest I found was brenspeed but several others carry it also.

 

Nice work! Looks good.

 

I was reading my post and I did forget to mention one thing. you want to wash the part wild a mild detergent so as to stop any reaction to any oils from what ever you use for color.

 

that looks sick

 

to bad the shaker hood hides the 5.0 but that was my practice area.
As soon as I get my coil covers in they are next. will add them to the post.

 

Looks great,but i wouldnt have done the white outline,i think the blue outline will look much better.Just my opinion.

 

white car so had to have some white.

 

the coil covers are drying but they are done.

 

That's a fine piece of work. Way to be different and do it yourself. That's how I've done everything so far and it really adds something special

 

thanks just a little ingenuity and you have a winner.

 

installed

 

Another step done. Flame inserts. Waiting on one more part that was shipped today.

 

That looks great!

 

Great job! That looks good.
I love the RED, WHITE and BLUE colors too!

 

hydrocarbon paint or carbon fiber? big difference!