This is a picture of lettering before the cabinet was refinished. The other
side has the same lettering for PHONO - PUSHBUTTON - BROADCAST - SHORT WAVE.
I'm having a heck of a time reproducing this with decals. I can produce the
decals no problem and even found the correct font, but when applied to the
radio the gold lettering on the decal just disappears against the brown
finish. Any ideas?

"Unrevealed Source" wrote in message
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This is a picture of lettering before the cabinet was refinished. The
other side has the same lettering for PHONO - PUSHBUTTON - BROADCAST -
SHORT WAVE. I'm having a heck of a time reproducing this with decals. I
can produce the decals no problem and even found the correct font, but
when applied to the radio the gold lettering on the decal just disappears
against the brown finish. Any ideas?

Jeff,

I don't know how wide your tape measure is, so I can't tell how high the
lettering is. Here are some I have, but the lettering is only 1/8" tall.
There is no 'Pushbutton', would 'Band Selector' work in its place?

If all else fails and you can us these,let me lnow.

Stewart

Rats!,I do this all the time. Here are the decals,

I thought Radiodaze.com sells generic decals of these words.

Paul P.

I thought Radiodaze.com sells generic decals of these words.

Yes.

http://www.radiodaze.com/reprodecals-genericword.htm

Phil Nelson

Yep, that's what I'll end up doing. Thanks.

I suppose it still leaves open the question about what to do if I wanted to
reproduce a logo or something other than generic words. It really makes
you think twice before refinishing a cabinet, if you can't reproduce a logo
decal.


"Phil Nelson" wrote in message
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I thought Radiodaze.com sells generic decals of these words.

Yes.

http://www.radiodaze.com/reprodecals-genericword.htm

Phil Nelson

I suppose it still leaves open the question about what to do
if I wanted to reproduce a logo or something other than generic
words. It really makes you think twice before refinishing a cabinet,
if you can't reproduce a logo decal.

See the posting about the rub-on transfer kit.