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Old 12-18-04, 08:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Just painted my calipers with Rustoleum Gloss Sunrise Red per several threads. Did the entire caliper even the letters then, when dry, used a Dremel Tool with wire brush tip and removed the paint on the letters. Worked great. Lew W
 
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I wiped my letters down with thinner on a Q-Tip and it came out great!
 
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Sorry. I haven't a clue how to send pics here! Lew W
 
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Just painted my calipers, a very fine dry/wet sandpaper wrapped around a block of wood got the paint off the letters in just a few strokes!

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A cool trick for the letters is to grind the paint off with a dremel and finish the letters with a little clear nail polish.
 
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