Chipped Black Paint Off Pam Hands

[bkdc]

Everyone who's worked on a Pannie knows how easy it is to chip a little black paint off the edge of the minutes hand when removing them.

How do you guys camoflauge the exposed steel? I'm looking for some sort of simple touch-up paint-applying pen kind of device. If anyone could point me to an easy solution without me having to use a can of spraypaint, I'd appreciate it.

[speedy1]

Testors 1370 flat black acrylic model paint and #0 brush.

I thin it a bit with a tiny tiny amount of water and then apply as needed. If it a large scrape you will have to let it dry a bit and then use the brush in a light tapping motion to apply the grainy texture.

[JKTOWN]

Everyone who's worked on a Pannie knows how easy it is to chip a little black paint off the edge of the minutes hand when removing them.

Try using a black felt tipped marker. If it's a minute section the black felt with disguise it well. Good luck.

Just remember fine point , and different brand markers have a slightly different color black, you have to experiment....................JKT

[speedy1]

I have found black marker tend to either a purplish hue color or be a git glossy.

The other I have used is a blak grease type map pencil. It work great on tiny nicks.

[Finepics]

Re-spray with modellers matte black enamel paint (I use a Tamiya paint). Touching with a brush can be difficult as the tiny amount of paint needed can start to dry before its laid down. I always spray them as it's vey quick drying and gives a nice even finish.

[speedy1]

Re-spray with modellers matte black enamel paint (I use a Tamiya paint). Touching with a brush can be difficult as the tiny amount of paint needed can start to dry before its laid down. I always spray them as it's vey quick drying and gives a nice even finish.

That is a good idea with the spray, I will try that.

I use a water base paint and that solves the fast drying problem when I use a brush though.