Detailing with paint pens, anyone tried it?
11-20-21, 12:41 PM
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I've tried it and was pleased with the results. Like Duke7777 says, it pays to go around a second time. I didn't, but came to the same conclusion, and will do so next time.
Used a gold pen for the lugs and to separate the chrome from the paint.
Used a gold pen for the lugs and to separate the chrome from the paint.
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Classy build and attractive bike non-fixie ! Which frame is that?
Classy build and attractive bike non-fixie ! Which frame is that?
Here is what it looked like before the repaint.
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gold sharpie permanent marker used . Very happy with result.
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