How to Touch Up Hot Wheels
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Touching up your Hot Wheels cars can give them a new lease on life and it's easier than you might think! First off, you'll need some fine-tip brushes and model paint that matches your car's colors. Clean the area you're going to work on with a bit of rubbing alcohol to remove any dirt or grease. Then, carefully apply the paint with your brush. For chrome parts, a silver Sharpie can work miracles. Let it dry completely before handling or racing your rejuvenated car.
I restored a vintage Hot Wheels once and found that using a magnifying glass helped tremendously. Made those tiny touch-ups a lot easier to see and manage.
Hot tip: for tiny scratches, sometimes a closely matched nail polish does the trick! It's cheaper and comes in a ton of colors. Just make sure to apply it in a well-ventilated area.
Remember, less is more! When touching up your Hot Wheels, use the tiniest amount of paint you can. You can always add more, but it's a pain to remove excess.
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