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Its a friend of mine that lives up around Sonora. He did this as a one off for me. Not sure if he would do this in quantities but I can ask. He paints many different things including cars, motorcycles, helmuts and even HO scale slotcars. The photo below is of 4 cars he painted for an IROC style race on the track to the right. He is an artist.

 

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Stuart

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nice paint work. i'd be interested as we'll. i have a few badges all clean and ready for paint. please let us know if your friend is willing. thanks for sharing. -steve

X2. Me too. ;)

1975 Polaris 2002 (RAT 02E), 1962 mini Cooper S

1994 Land Cruiser - expedition vehicle, 2012 VW Touareg TDI.
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He used 1-Shot lettering enamel.  I have asked him for details on the paint colors and process of cleaning and prepping them prior to hand painting them.  I have also asked him if he would do some for others.  The one thing I will say is that if he does them, turnaround on his work does take some time.  Let me see what he says.  Here are a few more pics. 

 

As they were when they came off:

 

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After cleaning and prep:

 

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Done:

 

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I have been tempted to get one of those gravity fed paint pens, and after reading up on remanufacturing emblems, it is quite tempting to try something like this out. I am interested to know the type of paint he used and the process he went through.

 

I'll definitely be casting a replacement setup to try out a few different ideas.

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Very nice, I repainted mine a few years ago with Testors paints, holding up quite well.

 

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New to the world of powder coating but would that be a possibility?

Maybe. You'd have to apply high-temp masking tape to prep for color 1., let's call it white, apply the white powdercoating, fire the white powdercoating, re-apply high-temp masking tape to prep for color 2., blue, apply the blue powdercoating, and fire the blue powdercoating. I suspect it would take more care and time than I could ask of my (normally very congenial) powdercoater! But if you were doing it yourself, or had an exceptionally patient powdercoater, it might work.

Steve

1976 2002 Polaris, 2742541 (original owner)

1973 2002tii Inka, 2762757 (not-the-original owner)

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