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    side wheels

    iv been told wh smiths do numbers for wheels ? what do u use ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by vespa View Post
    iv been told wh smiths do numbers for wheels ? what do u use ?
    Fine indelible marker pen straight onto the sidewheel, then wrap with magictape to stop the markings wearing off.

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    where would one get magictape?
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    Easons or the like should have it Conor

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    i use permanent marker , but a few lads once they are happy with there settings they get them etched on, another option for ya pal, looks pretty good to
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    cheers
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    who etches wheels?
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    i think the ones ive seen have been done by a b&q jobby pal, there not very expensive, but i guess a trophy type of shop could do it if you fancied something special ?
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    personally, i'd steer away from etching...if you take the wheel off or use it on another scope, the chances are they will never quite line up...and if you have a bad range you might want to change it.

    that said, what you could do is etch the entire wheel with markings .5-1mm apart, then just colour in the ones you want to use...a bit of rubbing with cleaning fluid would see them off if you want to change them.

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