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Old 10-23-2008, 01:11 AM
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Tire Side Markings

Hey Guys,

What type of pen/pencil/whatever do you use to write "LF" (left front), "RR" (right rear), etc. markings on 1/24 scale race car tires?

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PS I did a search and looked in tutorial, no info found.
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Re: Tire Side Markings

Thin brush and enamel paint.
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Re: Tire Side Markings

Thanks DasWiesel. Can anyone else suggest other methods?

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Gel pens
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White or yellow ink applied with a quill pen.
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ink applied with a quill pen.
Yay, verily methinks the olde methods doth needest a steady hand and pure heart!
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Yay, verily methinks the olde methods doth needest a steady hand and pure heart!
Ahh, yay, many of thou haveth a steady hand in thee AF, but whom here haveth thou pure heart? Yay, agreed, a quill will decide. opcorn:

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Re: Tire Side Markings

Ive heard of using a gel pen to do it.

Once piece of advice I coudl give. If the tires are vinyl, then stay as far away from Enamel paints as you can get, as the enamel will react w/ the vinyl and the paint will never dry completely.
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