Evel Knievel
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Im doing a playfeild swap on my evel k..
Found one in much better shape..
I have successfully removed the mylar and sticky backing .. Thanx for the tips ..
Now im am going to touch up the pf and apply a few coats of clear ..
Any tips ? Should I pit the screws in the small topside holes ? Or any other tips ?
Does anyone happen to know color codes for this ?
I mean me and my buddy do piintriping .. I'd just like to get as close to the red . blue. White and yellow as possible.. I can also get the number 1 decal i suppose and bury it in clear ? And do small touch up elsewhere ...
0906191716 (resized).jpg0906191716a (resized).jpg0906191716b (resized).jpgQuoted from radium:Think most folks here would clean, clear and flatten, mix their own color to match a clean spot (like that white under the posts in your pics), mask the whole area with frisket, and spray. Check out vid1900’s playfield restore thread, which is sorta the bible for this topic.
Will do.. Thanx man...
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