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The notches for the control rods on the column - do you all paint that face knowing they will be rubbed off but it will leave paint deep in the notches?
Mask them off? |
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Paint it. Stuff happens.
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To cut back on the wear and make the levers stay where put, stretch a length of rubber or plastic hose over the levers where they rub against the notches. Experiment with different hoses until you find something that you like. Perhaps heat shrink tubing?
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