Front panel renovations

[Gerry VanLoh]

I used to do a lot of panel lettering with the transfer letters on one
of a kind panels for work and all.  It works ok but they aren't that
durable so would like a better method also.  As for the paint, I'm
interested in the crinkle finish - anyone had luck with that?  I used to
see it around.. just spray it on and wait a bit and it would crinkle up
real nice.  I was hoping some of the matches offered would be of the
crinkle type for doing a deep refinish of a cabinent.  Any experience
with that?

Gerry WAØJCV

John Q. Doe wrote:
>
> I'm sure many of us have that favorite rig, now functioning
> beautifully, however the front panel has become worn with
> sometimes hard to read lettering. In my case it's an SB310 (
> cousin to the SB300 series). Apparently a close match paint is
> available judging from posts to this group. So, how does one
> tackle the white lettering? My thoughts at this point are the
> possibilities of using transfer lettering available at most
> office supply stores. With methodical application of the
> lettering (careful selection of size and font) followed by an
> overcoat of a clear semi-gloss sealer,it may be possible to
> rejuvenate a worn panel.
>
> Questions: Has anybody had any direct experience with the paint
> offered by R&R Designs (Heath, Johnson, Collins, etc. matching
> paint) or others? Good match? Has anyone in the group undertaken
> a similar project?
>
> Please respond to the group as there may be considerable interest
> in this topic. I would like to hear your thoughts.
>
>                           Mike (KE4HBA)