Wheel Lettering

[KIWICDO]

Can anyone tell me what paint pens are the best for wheel lettering.  I don't seem to be able to find a fine enough pen for the job in my local hobby shops.

[misterclyde]

I use a Sharpie fine tipped pen, I have checked eBay and there aren't any by themselves, but look for auction number: 230092545246

Check with the seller if it is the fine tipped version.

If it is then that is perfect for wheel lettering

Regards,

Clyde

[Devilsome]

hi,

 i use these http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.a...32&id=15515

although i got so many for t/c members my local shop has run out.

cheers devilsome

[KEV THE REV]

I use an Edding 780 white paint pen (.8mm nib) for the first coat ,then a Pentel Hybrid gel pen for the second 'flat finish' coat for display .The Edding is good and solid on its own for a runner ,but is slightly glossed  []

[VonBlade]

I also use the Edding 780. Very good.

VB 

[KIWICDO]

Thanks guys for the info, you have been a great help.

[KEV THE REV]

Just another quick note.I use a 'helping hands' magnifying glass set up for tyre lettering ,as my old mince pies are not what they used to be , but it makes the tyre lettering jobs a doddle []

[andyt]

On the tamiya 101 site theres a artical on easy letter writing using a very fine screwdriver.

It might be of use.