Synth Front Panel

[patchell]

    Not really too sure if it would have saved much time.  The panel was 21"
x 19", pretty big.  The next one I will probably get screened, by then, I
hope to be beyond the prototype stage.

    Besides, the press-n-peel sounds pretty boring.  With spray paint, you at
least get a buzz at the same time...

    -Jim

tomg wrote:

> Jim, I'm sorry, I didn't know....The press 'n peel (blue PCB) folks
> sell a pnp (wet) that's slightly cheaper and can be used for panel
> iron-ons. I have not used it but people say it works. It would
> have saved you some time as far as lettering goes anyway..maybe
> next time.
>
>  http://www.techniks.com/press-n-peel.html
>
> Tom
>
> >     Just finished painting and lettering my front panel.  Not too awful
> > for a DIY job done with spray paint and dry transfer lettering.  One
> > thing for sure, I don't ever want to do another one this way (aprox. 12
> > hours of work involved for so-so results, the time includes machining
> > (4hrs)).  I will take photo's today, sometime, and hopefully by next
> > week I can post them.
> >
> > -Jim
> >
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