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Good info Jon ,
I use a Acetone Based Dye to bring them back , then add the white paint
Below 1982 FJ40 USA Spec.
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Holy Hijack, Matt!
Another option of those who do not have access to a buffing wheel, or are too lazy to spend the time buffing:
1. Sandblast the knob to remove all old paint and etch the knob. You can't see the engraved letters in this pic, but they are there
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2. Using a paint stick, fill in the engraved letters and top surface of the knob:
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3. Carefullly sand the paint off the surface of the knob using 800-1000 grit paper
4. Spray the entire knob with several coats of clear enamel (I use Rust-oleum):
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