Works great! Paul On 8/27/12 3:00 PM, "Mike Spalding" <mike.spalding1 at frontier.com> wrote: >An artist friend turned me on to 1-shot lettering enamel (from Dick >Blick Art Supplies >http://www.dickblick.com/products/famous-1-shot-lettering-enamels/?clickTr >acking=true). >Adheres well to lacquer, can be wiped off before it dries with a mineral >spirit dampened rag for do-overs, and covers in one coat. Pin striping >is not easy. Have you thought about hiring someone? > >On 8/27/2012 2:43 PM, Terry Farrell wrote: >> I have a piano plate that I have refinished in gold lacquer topped with >>clear satin lacquer. I need to have quite a bit of artwork done on the >>plate as per original - much like black pin-striping. In the past for >>lettering I've been using some paint pens from an art store with very >>good results However in this case the pin-striping is much more artsy, >>will need to be done by hand and I don't think a paint pen will even >>come close to meeting my needs - it will need to be done by hand with a >>brush. >> >> Does anyone have any good recommendations for what type of black paint >>to use so that there are no compatibility problems with the >>nitrocellulose lacquer clear? Will simple enamel work well? >> >> Thanks >> >> Terry Farrell > >
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