paint worn off of reloading die

[MarkInPA]

I am reaching out to see if anyone has any ideas. I have a Redding Competition Seater die that the paint is wearing off the lines and numbers. It makes it very hard to see. I have tried taking some white artist paint and painting over the whole area and then wiping the excess off before it dries. Just hoping that the white paint will remain in the recessed lines. I've had no luck. The markings are way to fine to try and paint them in by hand. So, does anyone have any ideas or suggestions.

 

[fseaman]

"Day glow" or "Safety Orange" paint.

 

[MarkInPA]

"Day glow" or "Safety Orange" paint.

But how do you get the paint where you want it to stay and no place else?

 

[fseaman]

But how do you get the paint where you want it to stay and no place else?

I have had the most success with burnishing the excess off with 0000 sw

 

[MarkInPA]

I have had the most success with burnishing the excess off with 0000 sw

So you paint the whole area and then let it dry. After it is dry, you burnish it like you suggested.

 

[Scythe]

Could try a wax pencil

 

[PopNFresh]

look up how the guys are color filling their ar and pistol markings and apply

 

[FEENIX]

I am reaching out to see if anyone has any ideas. I have a Redding Competition Seater die that the paint is wearing off the lines and numbers. It makes it very hard to see. I have tried taking some white artist paint and painting over the whole area and then wiping the excess off before it dries. Just hoping that the white paint will remain in the recessed lines. I've had no luck. The markings are way to fine to try and paint them in by hand. So, does anyone have any ideas or suggestions.

Contact Redding, they might do it for you for free or replace it. You'll never what they might do for you unless you try.

 

[Bullbuck]

Redding Like FEENIX said

 

[highfinblue]

Contact Redding, they might do it for you for free or replace it. You'll never what they might do for you unless you try.

ditto