Repainting Logo Pelikan

[Lazard 20]

The images presented are simple graphical representation of an idea and materials intended for those who are in favor of this repainting type and could take it and improve it. Under no circumstances I try to present them as well finished or as model of execution.

 

I have used oil paint that is there at home. If result is not to your liking is easily reversible.

 

Then, once the paint dry, we will clean black areas more intensely

Edited September 23, 2014 by Lazard 20

[kubrandl]

Hello,

The original color, which Pelikan used with their engraving machines was not oil color. I have some of the tubes here and it was tempera color. An easier method is to use colored crayons (wax).

Gerhard

[Lazard 20]

Hello,

The original color, which Pelikan used with their engraving machines was not oil color. I have some of the tubes here and it was tempera color. An easier method is to use colored crayons (wax).

Gerhard

 

Hello,

 

Preciselly being painted with tempera is what makes it go away. The oil color has a downside; it takes longer to dry ... but has one big advantage; is more washable and resistant than acrylic colors or wax. I think both options are good solutions.

Edited February 19, 2015 by Lazard 20

[Opus105]

Wow. Scary.

[sargetalon]

Part of me wants to redo the logos to their original glory but the larger part of me would rather leave we'll enough alone. I like originality, including the wear that comes with it. Thanks for this information though. It's intersting to me to see that there are reasonable solutions out there if you can match the right shade. Would make me worried though that unscrupulous retailers would try to pawn a pen off in better condition than it actually is.