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I was finishing up my 1960 Ford Ranchero this morning and noticed I hadn't done the script on the body yet.  In had been thinking for a while to use the eraser on a pencil as a stamp. I couldn't find a post of anyone trying this so I was on my own.  I marked a line at the edge of the eraser as I didn't want a whole lot of the chrome from my Molotow pen to flood the area.  I put a little on the eraser and away I went.  I think it turned out pretty good.  I'm satisfied with the outcome.    

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Posted
1 hour ago, afx said:

Clever.

Thank's.  I'm sure this has been done before but I couldn't find it doing a search.

Posted
1 hour ago, NOBLNG said:

That is a great tip that I will keep in mind Bob!

Thank's Greg.  Seem to work this time.

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Clever idea that should work on any raised item.ie dash knobs, lug nuts,etc.  What I was thinking is using Elmer's glue on scripts, let dry, peel off and fill recess in glue with Molotaw ink wipe excess let tack up and then place glue back over script and release ink onto model script. I haven't tried it so if there are some experimenters out there have at it.

greg

Posted
1 hour ago, GLMFAA1 said:

Clever idea that should work on any raised item.ie dash knobs, lug nuts,etc.  What I was thinking is using Elmer's glue on scripts, let dry, peel off and fill recess in glue with Molotaw ink wipe excess let tack up and then place glue back over script and release ink onto model script. I haven't tried it so if there are some experimenters out there have at it.

greg

Yup.  There's always more than one way to skin a cat so to speak.

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4 minutes ago, Oldmopars said:

Cool, I am going to try that. That is kind of how they get the designs on Hot Wheels. They refer to them as Tampo's. Inked rubber stamps. 

Yeah....I thought it was a good idea and worked for me.

Posted
54 minutes ago, Bob Warfield said:

Thank you so much for that. Good idea.

Bob

You bet man.  Hope it helps whoever sees this post.

Posted
33 minutes ago, slusher said:

Thanks for sharing your idea, Bob..

Yes sir.  Hope it works for others as it has for me.

Posted
3 hours ago, Zippi said:

Yes sir.  Hope it works for others as it has for me.

I tried this on tires with acrylic craft paint with decent results but have not tried scripts with Molotow chrome. Good thinking, Bob! Gonna try it?

Posted
1 hour ago, customline said:

I tried this on tires with acrylic craft paint with decent results but have not tried scripts with Molotow chrome. Good thinking, Bob! Gonna try it?

Give it a go.  I was pleased with how my script turned out.

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Posted
16 hours ago, FLHCAHZ said:

Cool tip Bob!  Thanks

Thanks Chaz.  Next time I try this I'll use a little more of the Molotow chrome for a more defined look. 

Posted
8 hours ago, paul alflen said:

Excellent tip , Zippi ! way to go , nice contribution!

Thanks man.

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