Hello, I've had luck using a Rapido-Graph (brand name) type ink pen. These are the pens used for ink drafting before CAD took over and they are available at most art stores. The trick is getting the paint at the right consistancy plus having a steady hand but it is easier than a brush. Brian Baylis helped me find out this idea.
Have fun,
Derek Willburn
Long Beach, CA
> Phil Seig, trying to figure out how to have his
> frame painted, attached
> this link to Dale's Peugeot PX-10
>
>
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/
>
> The lug lining is unbelievable. It's pretty amazing
> on the Ephgrave Phil
> linked to also.
>
> How is this done? (very carefully, I know. Thanks a
> lot) Seriously, with
> a brush? with a roller?
>
> Tom S. warned me that it always looks like death
> when an amateur tries it.
> Is it possible to do a good job in the basement with
> model paint?
>
> Marcus Helman
> Huntington Woods, MI
>
>
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