Strelok

I think plasti-dip may work for this too. If you do it right, you should be able to spray the whole cap then carefully peel around the pattern, leaving it perfectly filled in.

North Shore 911

So after everyone's great DIY help on this, and motivated by the pics that were posted, I hit the paint store this afternoon and knocked this out this evening. It was as just as easy as everyone said, and I think it turned out great. Here's my set up for this small job, and how it looks installed for my commute to work tomorrow!

Completed and cleaned:


My work space:


Installed:


And just for comparison, this is what it looked like an hour ago:

nwGTS

Nice work. Looks like you have enough paint for another ten thousand caps. Haha

North Shore 911

Yeah, serves me right for buying the paint at a Sherwin Williams paint store with that size being the smallest size they would sell me

RaidersR1

Got the urge to do my shifter as well.

Went to Hobby Lobby and got a paint pen and used these cool q-tips that are small and got the dirt out.





All Cleaned up.





Completed.





Pen and Q-Tip





Another Completed Shot

MkC2S

nice job guys, I may follow suit as well.
funny how you both missed cleaning the same spot

RaidersR1

I got that spot. Think it's the pic. I got every spot. Used alcohol and a toothpick to clean every number.

Rhern213

Painted my shift **** pattern today with the paint pen method, thanks all for the tips!