Letters on slicks

[Pvt Parts]

When I first saw the title of this post, I thought you were asking how to change the embossed identification lettering on the rears. I'd like to see who's willing to post the answer to that one. And yes, it's been done.

[Chris "drooze" Wertman]

Inset or outset ? Black silcone against a mold for either if you do it right, for inset, recess the original and feather the edge, then dull the silicone with a flat black flexible paint ?Dosent seem hard to me.....Or use FX latex If I can make my face look like its melting off with it, and make molds for model parts with it this would be a slam dunk.....

(Note:When your 15 and do make your face look like its melting off with special effects latex, dont go in the house and Say...MOM A car battery exploded in my face....arrrggggg.... yeah that didnt go so well...poor mom...seemed funny at the time though...amazing SHE survived my childhood)

Originally Posted by Pvt Parts

When I first saw the title of this post, I thought you were asking how to change the embossed identification lettering on the rears. I'd like to see who's willing to post the answer to that one. And yes, it's been done.

[Harry 6674]

Originally Posted by Pvt Parts

When I first saw the title of this post, I thought you were asking how to change the embossed identification lettering on the rears. I'd like to see who's willing to post the answer to that one. And yes, it's been done.

Sometimes even intake manifolds. Nah.

[Ed Wright]

I use Berryman's B12 Chemtool and paper towels.

[Alan Sargent]

Originally Posted by randy wilson

black spray paint works for me.

Same here. Satin Black