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In Reply to: Fisher X100 Faceplate posted by Iain42 on November 16, 2020 at 08:37:11:
I did the faceplate of my Harmon Kardon Citation 4. It was made of steel and was rusty and nasty.
I took it to a place which did graphic arts. The lady there generated artwork for a silkscreen. She did a fine job. She nailed the OEM font. They could only silkscreen shirts and signs so I was on my own for the actually screening.
Next I took it to a vintage car bumper shop and they sanded the front panel and satin chromium plated it. Then I took it to a silkscreen shop in Silicon Valley and had it silkscreened. It came out very nice but I think it cost me ~ twice what the Citation 4 sold for new.
Phil
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- RE: Fisher X100 Faceplate - coffee-phil 10:58:50 11/16/20 (9)
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