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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Aledo, Texas
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Emblem paint
What red paint are you guys using on your fender badges ?
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Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Down south
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Re: Emblem paint
Most folks just replace themb (when new ones are available). But, I suppose you could try to go to hobby stores, and look for the right shade of red, and whatever other colors are on the emblem.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Newport News, Va
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Re: Emblem paint
I've read about folks using finger nail polish, it's enamel and comes in a gazillion colors with a built in brush.
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Re: Emblem paint
I have a can of one shot 104L bright red coming tomorrow, i'll see how that works.
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Re: Emblem paint
I seem to remember another method of using a syringe flow paint into the desired area.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=690408
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Re: Emblem paint
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Re: Emblem paint
If I knew about it, I sure forgot about that syringe method. Very kool.
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Re: Emblem paint
When I did mine I wish I would have added a drop or 2 of hardener in the syringe. Took forever to dry but, it was a fairly thick coat.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Aledo, Texas
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Re: Emblem paint
Mine is slow to dry.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SW Ontario
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Re: Emblem paint
I've used Testors model paint it is (was?) an enamel, and you can mix it to achieve the color you want if theres no pre-mixed version the right shade.
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Re: Emblem paint
Be careful not to use too much hardener. I did, and ended up with the paint buckling and breaking off in chunks. Look like crap now. Been waiting for a reason to pull my fenders so I can get the emblems off and re-do them. I will say that the syringe method made it pretty easy though.
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