[sdiy] US Industrial Silk Screener Recommendations

[David G. Dixon]

> You could also look into companies that offer a relatively new process
> of direct printing onto unsealed anodized aluminium subtrate and then
> sealing afterwards. No masks are required as in silkscreening..its
> literally just like printing. The printers themselves are probably
> hideously expensive..but do seraches for companies offering direct
> aluminium (or 'aluminum') printing.

I've often fantasized about taking a screwdriver (or perhaps a sledgehammer)
to my HP Inkjet printer so I could slip aluminum panels through it.  Do you
think that would work?  :)