[DeTomaso] Speedo/Tach Needle Paint

[Jim Cain]

Thanks Nick,
I'll keep that in mind. The hobby shop is closer than Nordstroms or K-Mart so, I'll try Freds idea first.
Did she happen to tell you the name of the manufacturer and color?
Jim

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From: "NSakulen at aol.com" <NSakulen at aol.com>
To: jwcinvestment at yahoo.com; detomaso at realbig.com; gt5s at bcpl.net
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 5:25:37 PM
Subject: Re: [DeTomaso] Speedo/Tach Needle Paint



 


I had a secretary that had the right color nail polish.  It was easy 
and lasted longer than she did.  

 

Nick

 

 

Thanks 
  Fred,
I'll try some.
Jim


Instead of using a spray that will 
  require maskong, try a small bottle 
of Testors florescent red that is 
  available at all hobby shops.

Fred T.

Jim Cain 
  wrote:

>Hello all,
>I'm installing new white face gauges from 
  Classic Gauges that have red/orange needles. I'm keeping the stock speedo and 
  tach and only changing the faces to white. I bought some rattle can florescent 
  paint,
>that appears to match, to repaint the speedo and tach needles. 
  But I'm wondering if others out there who have gone the same route have some 
  advice? Different type of paint or finish?
>Thanks in 
  advance,
>Jim 
  Cain
>#5774
>#5432
>



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