Engine turned waterslide decals - do any sources exist for the same?

[swede70]

Greetings,

For a fast web search and equally fast search across the MCMF board I'd hoped to find a lead or leads - alas, I haven't.  I'm on the hunt for some source of a waterslide decal affording was is termed an 'engine turned' surface finish whereby oil is applied to an aluminum surface in combination with a wire brush spun by drill.  The resulting pattern which appears as a series of carefully controlled overlapping swirled marks is something usually seen on much older Indianapolis racers, and in a decorative sense on mid-1970's Pontiac Firebird Trans Am instrument panels which most will remember or recall.  Attached below would be some material I applied to a 1:18th SCCA Trans-Am Challenger that proved very nice indeed - albeit my supplies (gifted years ago by someone quite skilled at coming up with material appearing spot-on) are running low.  Might anyone provide guidance or have lead to something similar?  Kind thanks for your review of this query...

Mike K./Swede70

Edited March 13 by swede70

[ShawnS]

Hi Mike. It's not waterslide but adhesive.

https://www.bnamodelworld.com.au/model-cars-motorcycles-parts-decals-hasegawa-models-ha-71936

Just might suit your needs.

Cheers

ShawnS

[RancheroSteve]

Not a decal exactly, but here's a thread here that might be helpful in case you haven't seen it: 

 

[Fantom]

STS decals had engine turned decal sheets in gold and silver. I used them on this dashboard.