Painting gauge needles
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Painting gauge needles
Has anyone ever painted their stock gauge needles?
I want to keep the stock cluster and look but paint the white needles red (like the Si's). I want red, preferably as bright and reflective as possible (for high visibility). And tips?
I'm afraid of damaging the needles, and the paint being too heavy after the coat is on.
I want to keep the stock cluster and look but paint the white needles red (like the Si's). I want red, preferably as bright and reflective as possible (for high visibility). And tips?
I'm afraid of damaging the needles, and the paint being too heavy after the coat is on.
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Originally Posted by Wharbone
use a red sharpie
Has anyone actually done this? I don't want to do this if it's going to look streaky.
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Becareful. They are carefully calibrated. Slight mishap can cause your needles to not work properly.
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