| Subject: | [TR] Erratic Speedometer |
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| From: | lee at automate-it.com (Lee Daniels) |
| Date: | Fri, 23 Mar 2012 14:18:01 -0500 |
| References: | <251416DA-E1AC-40A5-B5D0-805E3A5ADFFF@roadrunner.com><00b901cd06cb$0b75f520$2261df60$@rr.com><AE2B1437-1B12-4DFC-AB68-D30EBD6C676B@roadrunner.com><013c01cd070b$b505e6f0$1f11b4d0$@rr.com><2FEF546B-BEBE-4C40-A183-F3BF2A1D09CD@roadrunner.com><CANzE1bGcfzGzgQR__RU8SEvkxceKSBF24zNMJ9S+FOCpBv-HdQ@mail.gmail.com> <2EFDD1B4-5012-4A16-A9F0-B2BA9DBFB7BD@roadrunner.com> <1A6270E522934F6B88EF90A47D58A8A5@ranteer.local> <025501cd0882$fd7ada30$f8708e90$@rr.com> <28A7883D-418C-4A54-9589-96AFC9C1AA29@roadrunner.com> |
I would think that "rub-on" lettering would be easier (and better-looking). This may have been what was recommended, I'm not sure. These are nice because you get it all lined up, then just rub with something like a small wood stylus, and Bob's your uncle. Here's a source, they have them in white, and they come in 6, 8, 10 and 12-point font sizes: http://www.pcbsupplies.com/servlet/the-320/Chartpak-Dry-Transfer-Letters/Detail (or http://goo.gl/RI5c8 ) - Lee |
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