YOUR RESEARCHSteering Wheel Porsche Emblem
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Trying to get my cab ship shape! The red plastic pieces have fallen out. Anyone have a spare sitting around. I don't really want to pry off the current to replace. Be nice if I could just fix finding the red pieces. Any advise would be appreciated.
It's not replaceable because of the airbag. It is riveted to the bag itself. Just chisel off the remaining red and have the highly coveted silver crest!
Model paint, small brush, and a steady hand.
I have the exact same problem. I guess the Porsche red wasn't sticky enough. Please post what you end up doing to address this. I was thinking of trying the model paint solution, maybe on some winter afternoon when I'm bored.
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