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hey all

 

as it says above has anyone used one how did it turn out, and can anyone give me tips for doing it

 

cheers :thumbsup:

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802420_sk_lg.jpg ???

 

I wouldn't have thought they were that popular anymore, not now that most people use 'pooters rather than typewriters.

 

Handy as a universal cambelt timing mark tool though :wink:

 

It all kind of depends what tires you want to colour in. Dunlops, Goodyears, Goodrich etc can look pretty cool.

 

Mismatched YingChongs and ChungLees??....probably best to stick with correcting spelling mistakes :thumbsup:

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hey all

 

as it says above has anyone used one how did it turn out, and can anyone give me tips for doing it

 

cheers :thumbsup:

 

I did, on my 1st car a 1600E, looked crap then in 1982 !

 

My advice would be don't do it, but everyone to there own ,good luck

 

if YOU like that sort of thing :thumbsup:

 

puddy :lol:

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i've got a few tyre pens, i use em for marking parts i strip off cars and the odd timing belt as well :D

i found they need 3 or 4 goes on a tyre to cover evenly :thumbsup:

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