Lawrence,

I have seen dry-transfer sheets with all kinds of words, markings, scales,
etc. that produce very nice results.  I'm looking for a source now, in
fact, so i can make a new front face for a transceiver I got used and
pretty well hacked up.  Radio Shack carried them once upon a time, but no
more of course.  If I find a source I'll post it here.

You can slso buy silkscreen kits at your local art supply store.  I had
one that you could use a photosensitive emulsion and expose the silkscreen
just like a PCB.  Never actually used it, but it looked relatively simple.
So simple, in fact, that I seem to recall the developer for the exposed
emulsion was water.

Dale
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On Mon, 12 Aug 2002 llile@SALTONUSA.COM wrote:

> I have seen really good looking custom decals on people's elesctonics
> cases/enclosures.  Even one-off's can look pretty professional with these.
>  Where are they obtained?  Can any corner printing shop do these, or do
> you ahve to special order them?  Is there an outfit that can do custom
> silkscreens for this purpose?

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