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High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
Written by Mike on 10/9/2010 at 03:34 am

The High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch on my 1989 PC800 don't have any
paint in the engraved letters. Is this the way it came when new, or has the
paint worn off?

If the paint has worn off, is there a recommended paint that will work to fill
in the letters?

Thanks!

Message Thread for message #97796

Mike
10/9/2010, 03:34 am		High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
The High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch on my 1989 PC800 don't have any paint in the engraved letters. Is this the way it came when new, or has the paint worn off? If the paint has worn off, is there a recommended paint that will wor

    		ekeith2000
    10/9/2010, 05:16 am    		High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
    Easiest fix: White crayon (the crayon that never gets used) rub it back and forth over the engraving until it is well filled and then polish off the excess with a papertowel. Keith '97 "Fat Lady" --- In

    		docta96
    10/9/2010, 09:50 am    		High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
    --- In ipcrc@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Elwood" <mike@...> wrote: > > The High/Low beam switch and R

    		pgboyd
    10/9/2010, 02:55 pm    		High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
    I like using white paint sticks. The same stuff that they use on bowling balls to make your initials stand out. Ace hardware carries them or just Google. Wipe it on, wipe over it to take off the extra, then let it dry overnight before lettin

    		Mike
    10/10/2010, 06:25 am    		High/Low beam switch and Run/Stop switch
    Thanks for all the suggestions, but I still don't have the answer to my original question. Did the switches on an '89 have white paint in the engraved letters? --- In