As over the time the white writing has worn off, Yeah I know “Tackle tart” eh!
Re painting graphics on Delkims?
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Re painting graphics on Delkims?
Anyone know of someone who can re paint the white graphics on some original well used Mk1 Delkim TXI’s & a R2000 receiver,
As over the time the white writing has worn off, Yeah I know “Tackle tart” eh!
But feel they could do with a freshen up as served me well 
As over the time the white writing has worn off, Yeah I know “Tackle tart” eh!
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
Can’t you get stickers these days Andy
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
It’s actually the white writing I’d like re doing Nige
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
Looking at mine (which is wearing a bit) I'd say the lettering was originally stamped on with paint of some sort. I doubt they'd do it but try Delkim first if you haven't already as they might still have the stamp (or whatever it was).
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
davelumb wrote: ↑Sun Jun 26 2022 20:23 -Good shout Dave, never thought of that tbh!Looking at mine (which is wearing a bit) I'd say the lettering was originally stamped on with paint of some sort. I doubt they'd do it but try Delkim first if you haven't already as they might still have the stamp (or whatever it was).
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
Andytheammer wrote: ↑Sun Jun 26 2022 20:57 -davelumb wrote: ↑Sun Jun 26 2022 20:23 -Good shout Dave, never thought of that tbh!Looking at mine (which is wearing a bit) I'd say the lettering was originally stamped on with paint of some sort. I doubt they'd do it but try Delkim first if you haven't already as they might still have the stamp (or whatever it was).

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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
Received a generic reply from Delkim
As of 1st September 2020 we regret that we can no longer repair any original range products. These include the Delkim Standard and Tx-i alarms, Rx2000 and Rx2004 receivers and Tx2000 micro transmitter, which ran from 1992 – 2003. As these items could be 17-28 years old, we trust that you will understand why this is no longer possible. We apologise to any of our loyal customers that this may affect
As of 1st September 2020 we regret that we can no longer repair any original range products. These include the Delkim Standard and Tx-i alarms, Rx2000 and Rx2004 receivers and Tx2000 micro transmitter, which ran from 1992 – 2003. As these items could be 17-28 years old, we trust that you will understand why this is no longer possible. We apologise to any of our loyal customers that this may affect
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Andytheammer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30 2022 08:07 -That's a shame.Received a generic reply from Delkim
As of 1st September 2020 we regret that we can no longer repair any original range products. These include the Delkim Standard and Tx-i alarms, Rx2000 and Rx2004 receivers and Tx2000 micro transmitter, which ran from 1992 – 2003. As these items could be 17-28 years old, we trust that you will understand why this is no longer possible. We apologise to any of our loyal customers that this may affect
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
I think I'd rather have no graphics on something, rather than very badly worn lettering.
Rubbing with Brasso (or sometimes just toothpaste) takes it off without leaving any scratches.
Rubbing with Brasso (or sometimes just toothpaste) takes it off without leaving any scratches.
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Re: Re painting graphics on Delkims?
what about a set of laser cutting white adhesive graphic?
find a picture of the good condition ones have them done by a print shop.
or leave them as a survivor set
find a picture of the good condition ones have them done by a print shop.
or leave them as a survivor set
retired so time to smell the roses.