Faceplates, follow up.

[Bob Zimmer]

At 09:46 AM 10/10/97 +0100, you wrote:

Isac & All,

>Hi all,
>
>I'm still here (I didn't feel quite safe mixing acid and base). I've had
>a lot of propsals of how to make nice looking panels. I have tried most
>of them and I'm not quite satisfied with any:
>
Much text deleted!...

There is yet another method that I've heard of, but have not tried.  The
Press N Peel folks have told me that you can use their toner transfer
material to make panel layouts as well as PC Boards.  Following a similar
procedure, you would print your layout from a graphics package onto the
Press N Peel(reversed of course!) and then simply iron (they gave no
recommendations on time/temp) it onto the aluminum (or steel) panel.

They say it works as long as you can live with dark blue (PNP Blue) or
blue/black (PNP Wet) lettering.



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