Brother label makers (and maybe others) also make a white lettered label on
clear tape. This looks okay from a distance for panels, but won't fool
anyone up close.
These label makers have pretty much replaced the rub-on type that used to be
available in endless varieties 20 years ago. Let me tell you, it is a lot
quicker too. I still remember painstakingly lining up each individual
letter as I rubbed it onto the panel, then gave the panel several coats of
clear acrylic for durability.
John Loffink
The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
http://www.microtonal-synthesis.comThe Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site
http://www.wavemakers-synth.com > -----Original Message-----
> From: Craig Critchley [mailto:craigc@...]
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>
> Avery Labels makes laser and inkjet printable stickers (intended for
> mailing
> labels) including full letter-size pages that are not divided into smaller
> labels. I print onto one of these, and stick the sticker to one of Larry's
> unpainted blanks (which he advertized previously). Although I haven't done
> the lacquer texture, from more than a few feet away you can't really tell
> them from the Stooge and MOTM panels around them. If you get close you
> notice the texture's different, and the panel is not especially durable,
> but
> I intend to try the lacquer thing sometime which I think will improve
> them.
>
> ...Craig