From sam Sent Mon, Dec 17th 2018, 21:19
From sam Sent Mon, Dec 17th 2018, 21:19
When/If you do find suitable lettering, here are a few tips: Clean the surface with rubbing alcohol before applying the lettering, then try not to touch it with your fingers. If you goof up, you can use masking tape to remove any goofed letters. At least with the lettering we used, it assured us that they were solvent-resistant. So we cleaned afterward with alcohol as well, with no ill effects. The cleaning is important for the next step. After everything was done, we sprayed a satin coating over the whole thing, to keep the letting from rubbing away over time. We used VHT Flame-Proof Satin Clear, from an auto parts store. (We want it to hold up in the event of any spontaneous combustion!) Sam Mims Syntaur On 12/17/2018 3:05 PM, Eric Frampton wrote: > Hey y’all - > > Speaking of dry-transfer lettering… > The word “Plus” which was silkscreened to the badge on my Memorymoog > was removed in a freak gaff-tape accident a long time ago, and I’d > like to replace it. Anybody know what font that is, and how I might go > about replacing it properly? > > https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Ukj0rhs9TSM/WqLTjXoQIhI/AAAAAAALhMM/AmVHE9aViPEmwOtyyxJySPQybj3mwGGPQCLcBGAs/s1600/1.jpg > > e > >