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Old June 7th 05, 12:56 AM
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Default Re-lettering radio faceplate

I wonder if anyone here has every done this, and if so, how. I have seen
references to vintage radios having been restored and the markings and
lettering silkscreened on a refinished faceplate. It seems to me that
refinishing the faceplate is the easy part, but who does this sort of
silkscreening? I've called a couple of places and all they do is clothing
like T-shirts and hats. Any ideas? Thanks.

Jeff


 
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