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1) Painting caliper letters:- I painted my calipers red and the lettering white, using Hammerite. It took several coats of paint but looks much better for it. I did the lettering using a piece of cloth twisted to a point, it's pretty fiddly but I found it easier than trying to use a roller and it looks very neat unless you look really close up. Silver or gold lettering on a silver car
2) Removing SUBARU letters:- I haven't done mine but keep thinking about it. AFAIK it's a case of heating them up with a hair dryer and then carefully levering them off using a plastic implement. Then use some adhesive remover to get the rest of the glue off.
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2) Removing SUBARU letters:- I haven't done mine but keep thinking about it. AFAIK it's a case of heating them up with a hair dryer and then carefully levering them off using a plastic implement. Then use some adhesive remover to get the rest of the glue off.
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Originally Posted by Trap2Terrorist
1) Painting caliper letters:- I painted my calipers red and the lettering white, using Hammerite. It took several coats of paint but looks much better for it. I did the lettering using a piece of cloth twisted to a point, it's pretty fiddly but I found it easier than trying to use a roller and it looks very neat unless you look really close up. Silver or gold lettering on a silver car
2) Removing SUBARU letters:- I haven't done mine but keep thinking about it. AFAIK it's a case of heating them up with a hair dryer and then carefully levering them off using a plastic implement. Then use some adhesive remover to get the rest of the glue off.
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2) Removing SUBARU letters:- I haven't done mine but keep thinking about it. AFAIK it's a case of heating them up with a hair dryer and then carefully levering them off using a plastic implement. Then use some adhesive remover to get the rest of the glue off.
i used radiator paint for subaru lettering and a fine art brush!!!