When painting 95/96 tails half red/half clear...
Okay, let's say I'm painting the clears w/ the candy apple red and I mess up. Like completely screw it up. Paint the top half red or something.
Is there anyway to clean the paint up?
I remember someone posting something about how to clean the paint off, but I couldn't find it in the search. Read through close to 100+ posts... whew....
Is there anyway to clean the paint up?
I remember someone posting something about how to clean the paint off, but I couldn't find it in the search. Read through close to 100+ posts... whew....
Re: I was thinking about making the red diagonal
Doesn't the SE gauges already have orange needles on white face gauges?
If you didn't ... they you got shafted... although I'm not sure how that would be possible.
But, if you want red needles, you have to take the gauges out and then just color them with a red Sharpie marker.
If you didn't ... they you got shafted... although I'm not sure how that would be possible.
But, if you want red needles, you have to take the gauges out and then just color them with a red Sharpie marker.
Originally posted by supertool
Anyone buy the clears and make the outer bottom and the inner top red? I wanna see how that looks.
Also, on a 96 SE, is there a way to paint the dash needles Red?
Anyone buy the clears and make the outer bottom and the inner top red? I wanna see how that looks.
Also, on a 96 SE, is there a way to paint the dash needles Red?
Re: Re: I was thinking about making the red diagonal
Originally posted by clee130
Doesn't the SE gauges already have orange needles on white face gauges?
If you didn't ... they you got shafted... although I'm not sure how that would be possible.
But, if you want red needles, you have to take the gauges out and then just color them with a red Sharpie marker.
Doesn't the SE gauges already have orange needles on white face gauges?
If you didn't ... they you got shafted... although I'm not sure how that would be possible.
But, if you want red needles, you have to take the gauges out and then just color them with a red Sharpie marker.
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