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maybe try testors model paint to touch it up with a very thin brush
I guess it wouldn't make it any worse, but how would you color match?
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
Lol. I still need to get started with this. I think I have enough info to go on but I'd still love to watch a tutorial vid. Get on it Rich!Seriously, this would be such a useful skill to help people develop.
Below is a pic of the initials of some @#$%! in a Dk monitor cover.
Since I'm going for the "new" look should I give up all hope of reparation and just search for a repro?
Thanks.
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.

Sunday I went to Home Depot, and even though I figured it would be a long shot I brought the DK bezel with me to see if I could get the colors matched or close. First, I was told that there wasn't a patch of color on the bezel big enough for them to color match. So just to see how close I could get I attempted to color match from the swatches they have on the wall.
Question: Does anyone know what kind of ink was used on the original bezels. The artwork was obviously placed on the front. (And if you look closely it looks almost as though they used stickers).
Darren Harris
Staten Island, New York.
Those lazy bastards lied to you. My local Home Depot color matched my Wizard of Wor paint by matching the "sun" on the control panel artwork. It's easily smaller than the orange on your bezel... close to the red.
Those lazy bastards lied to you. My local Home Depot color matched my Wizard of Wor paint by matching the "sun" on the control panel artwork. It's easily smaller than the orange on your bezel... close to the red.
I was going to say the same thing.
not sure if all HDs use the same type of color spectometer but they can usally read pretty small areas.