Silk-screening Radio Panels

[Robert Nickels]

>Does anyone out there know where a guy might find information on how to
re-silkscreen >panels after painting or use alternative techniques of
accomplishing the same?


I've researched this pretty thoroughly - as Bob says, it should be
possible...

"Toner transfer" from laser printed transparencies is pretty commonly used
to make PC boards, but most radio panels have white lettering, and I've been
unable to find a way to "print white", or a source of "white toner".   The
Brother labelers don't offer a white-on-clear tape either.    The closest
I've come is the old lacquer-bound decal process, but the advent of an
affordable source of silk-screened panels put an end to my search.

Has anyone got a friend in the graphics business, or know if any of these
obstacles have been overcome?

73, Bob W9RAN

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