Easiest way may be to go to a motorcycle retailer and see if they have a white tyre marker with a fine point...
There's a bunch on eBay too but the sellers are mostly in Hong Kong. Doesn't mention how wide the point is. Very cheap though. |
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"Tamiya Color for Polycarbonate" - brush paint in 23ml glass jars, PC-1 White, PC-6 Yellow, etc, thinned with X-20A Thinners if neccesary, put on using a small X-pointed jewellers screwdriver as a quill...
Tamiya101.com have a short article on that method - tamiya101.com/a..._tyres.asp - thought I don't think they claim it as their idea, I remember doing the same back in 1984 & it was an old tip then :) |
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I always use the tamiya paint, normal white, with an 1mm small brush and spend hours and hours at the attic painting the letters...
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I use Tamiya PC paints (more flexible than X-paints) and either a needle or a pointed matchstick.
I find that easier than using a brush, as the brush is flexible and may "jump" out of the letter groove. -Lars Signature now gets correct formatting if you edit it in your Profile. Use normal BBcode if you want.
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