chuck machinist
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I have done some touch up painting on my car hauler,and ended up with overspray on the pinstripe. There are some techniques that require some skillset. Any thoughts on how to pinstripe the scroll work?
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dr sportster
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Yes a tape spacer product called Finesse. It lays on the tape and takes little skill to fill in the space with lettering enamel. It is also sold by MR J . Google Finesse tape . There are many different spacings of lines and you will have to match what you have . If I was to freehand that back in I would charge you 40 dollars.
dr sportster
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chuck machinist
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Outstanding! I appreciate the tape concept. A tall glass of ice tea and 5 gallon bucket to start.CM
dr sportster
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Just measure you present line width and match to the right width Finesse.
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