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My own experience with the two part epoxy stick (for a hole repair) is that application can be tricky in terms of adhesion and thickness. The putty isn't as fluid as bondo and it does not fee like it sticks to the surface as much.
Also, it dries super hard and sanding flat after a while isn't trivial without being super careful protecting the surrounding area.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Don't free-hand it. It will look terrible. I've seen more than enough poor paint jobs with hand-painted lettering on playfields.
Three options: Make a waterslide decal, screen print the letters, or make a mask for the letters.
+1. The color matching looks exceptionally good. Free handing it would ruin it.
Another option would be to use a thin paint pen, a ruler and a circles template.
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