>. I say dip because I think if you tried to brush it
on you would get brush streaks. <
if you wanted to paint it on, you would have brush marks in it but you
could put several thin coats on and that should hide the strokes fairly
well.
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: Todd Abernathy <t_abernathy7@juno.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Under the hood dressing
> Okay, it's just an idea. I don't know how good it would work or look, but
> maybe you could dip the wiring you have now in yellow liquid electrical
> tape or plastic dip. I say dip because I think if you tried to brush it
> on you would get brush streaks. On the more practical side how about
> yellow wire looms, yellow heat/shrink wrap (if they make it in yellow) or
> just some yellow small flexible tubing/shrouding you can run your
> preexisting wire inside of. Maybe use some yellow vinyl tape here or
> there if needed. Also, I would shop around for supplies to do everything
> you want instead of just buying items as you find them, because you might
> start buying "bright yellow" and only be able to get some other stuff in
> "gold yellow" and you may not like how the two look together. Then again
> you might not be that picky. Hope this helped some. Good luck.
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