Faded "X" logo on Xvalve. What to do?

[Runamok]

SWEET!!! I gotta try that.

[OPBN]

In car touch up kits, they sometimes include a little tool that has a knurled ball on the end of it for cleaning out the chip. I'll bet this would work well for the larger areas.

[need4reebs]

gonna have to do mine tonight now.

My first thought was the same stuff they use to color names on a bowling ball, i believe its a waxy substance that is used to fill in the grooves, but it could be another option for a two tone look or a solid color.

now only if i knew what those things were called

will you post before and after pics as well???

[Bunny]

Impressive! Looks like i'll have to give this a try as well. Or maybe I can mix white-out, toothpaste, and crayon together and see what happens

[Hook]

whoa!!! so you just used a dental pic to do that eh???

Started with a dental pick then decided to give it a try with a 1/16 Allen key, which ended up making things MUCH easier. I scraped off the oxidation with one of the flat sides of the Allen key and it was the perfect width.