MMmmmm....shimmery teal for my Dolce Vita then...you're all going to laugh, but now that I think on it I'm pretty sure I actually have a bottle that will match!! Wow....
MMmmmm....shimmery teal for my Dolce Vita then...you're all going to laugh, but now that I think on it I'm pretty sure I actually have a bottle that will match!! Wow....
Also, when I asked for advice about patching a scratch on my Waterford, the Waterford folks told me I could use paint from those little bottles of enamel they sell for painting models. I found a pretty good match! And some of them come with that tiny brush, just like nail polish.
Bad JuJu: Team TE Bianchista
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I just use a little bottle of the stuff they use for cars. But then my bike's lovely shiny black so its easy to match.
For light scratches, I use T-Cut.
I use to fall a lot, but not so much recently.
If it's not one thing it's another