Silicone fluids containing amines can be used on scratches and rubbed with a muslin cloth will render the original look without white marks.Silicones wet the surface effectively and give transparency to the surface which will reflect the blue surface undernaeth.
Go to any walmart or craft store and You'll Find acrylic paint. it works on almost everything if even used it on a few small scratches on my car.. Hope you get what your looking for.Steven
You can go to a special shop and have the scratches filled in. If they are small scratches, you can use a special covering to make them less noticeable.
Small scratches can sometimes be removed by an abrasive paint restorer, like T.Cut. Also a bit of wet and dry paper, used gently and of a fine grade. This cuts into the laquer and blends it into the rest of the wheel. Use with caution. Alloy refurb is sometimes the only option with deep scracthes.
The best paint to use on small wooden pieces, such as train track pieces would be acrylic paint. To keep paint resistant from water, weathering, and sunlight apply a coat of clear sealant.
ghost shrimp is a clear small shrimp that u can c through
I'd personaly say, sell it for about 200-300£
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It depends on the sprayer. Some you have to remove tfe tip and clear it with a small wire, others have a tip that reverses to clear clogs. Still others have a knob to increase the paint orifice, thereby allowing the clog to clear. if it's the machine itself, often tapping the pump area with a hammer works great.
what you do is you sand it down with 600 grit sand paper and then you get high quality aluminum polish and buff out the small scratches left by the sand paper ( the sanding removes the big scratches)
It is impossible to completely remove scratches from a CD. Many commercial products to remove scratches exist, but they can often exacerbate the problem. You can "buff" out scratches by rubbing a small amount of fluoride toothpaste on it in a circular pattern.
The only way to prevent scratches and skuffs on a latex surface is to be carefull what you set on it or put against it. Consider using a lower gloss paint rather than a high gloss as marks on high gloss stand out more. If you want to prevent scratches on a horizontal surface, place glass or a sheet of plastic over it. However, you'll need small pads on the corners so that the air can circulate between the table and the glass. Otherwise, the paint may stick.
a really small paint brush and paint