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mhoward Hey look ~ they ~ bounce! Joined: Sun Oct 22nd, 2017
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On the subject of colorizing; John Griggs (CarDomain) used stained glass paint on a cluster. Looked pretty rough on the backside, but the end result you actually see looked really good (if you like red gauges). Also, colored gel sheets like they used for stage lighting back in the day. You can cut out pieces to color the various parts of the cluster and stick them on with brush-on gel superglue. Obviously, lots of ways to skin this cat! :) I would be interested to hear other members' ideas for getting the color results they desire.
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