Dom!!! said:It might sound funny but a toothpick might even work, it's worth a shot.
RoadRash said:They're recessed so you SHOULD be able to go over them with the paint and wipe the excess away. Anything above the letter should wipe off, leaving the paint down in the lettering behind.
Bellicose said:ate, not as funny sounding as you might think. I'm a car painter with 30 years in the trade and i've lost count of the amount of timews i've used a toothpick for jobs exactly like that.
That's how I did it after attempting to use a wooden toothpick...kinda rough. I painted black then waited a few days and just brushed over the lettering and wiped off with my thumb and tight weave fabric damped with rubbing alchohol.They're recessed so you SHOULD be able to go over them with the paint and wipe the excess away. Anything above the letter should wipe off, leaving the paint down in the lettering behind.
Newly painted switches won't like sitting next to tired handlebar grips.
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