66 Dart speedometer lens paint
the background
installed in the unit but not painted (still isn't $#%#$)
getting ready to paint the needles and bars.
Bars painted
the needles I used testors florescent orange and (stock gauges are satin black and white bars) White acrylic for the numbers, which I still have to do. . I used to do that stuff when I was a kid working for piece money at a small shop. rule of thumb is if it open to touch or wipe down with a cloth it's lacquer(heater /radio/wiper and ignition switch lettering), if behind or engraved in a lens like the 66 it's acrylic since you can wet wipe down the numbers and not hurt the lens. the background is silk screened (in your case the black background and white lines, reverse of mine)
it's water based acrylics. I washed mine out to do a change over to white background but have not gotten around to changing the speedo numbers to black.
the background
installed in the unit but not painted (still isn't $#%#$)
getting ready to paint the needles and bars.
Bars painted
the needles I used testors florescent orange and (stock gauges are satin black and white bars) White acrylic for the numbers, which I still have to do. . I used to do that stuff when I was a kid working for piece money at a small shop. rule of thumb is if it open to touch or wipe down with a cloth it's lacquer(heater /radio/wiper and ignition switch lettering), if behind or engraved in a lens like the 66 it's acrylic since you can wet wipe down the numbers and not hurt the lens. the background is silk screened (in your case the black background and white lines, reverse of mine)