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This takes about 5 minutes and 50 cents to do and it improves the look or visibility of what you do it too. I did it to the Ford logo on my key and the lock/unlock lettering on my girlfriend's keypad, but it can be done to anything that has recessed lettering.
You need:
-White Crayon
-Paper Towels
1) Take the white crayon and rub it over the recessed lettering. As I mentioned before, I did this to the Ford logo on my key.
2) Use the paper towel to wipe down the excess wax on the surface.
3) Repeat step 1 & 2 until you like the results.
Pretty simple
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i did this to my keys with white nail polish. used non-acetone nail polish remover to wipe off excess. i think it looks pretty good...and should last longer than the crayon.
i did this to my keys with white nail polish. used non-acetone nail polish remover to wipe off excess. i think it looks pretty good...and should last longer than the crayon.
AND it won't turn brown. I did the crayon thing to one of my pistols and the white turned brown. Luckily, the crayon is easily removed with a metal pick.
White Recessed Lettering on Keys or anything else
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