Decals

FYI, it is probably a lasercam and can cut anything from the thin plastics for the signs to sheet metal to aerospace composite materials.

____________________ Bill Waller New Eagle, PA

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Mon, May 23, 2005, 7:56pm (EDT+4) snipped-for-privacy@prodigy.net (Norvin=A0(remove=A0SPAM)) burbles: I am restoring some PO Boxes and need the decals for the little glass in the door. Any suggestion where I can locate.

Nah, I'm not back, but just finished check on the thread I started, and this was at the end of it.

Well, nothing's changed. Ask instead of trying to find it on your own, everyone's still doing it. Google. Try "decal making", "how to make decals", etc. Once used google to find a link on decal making, very simple, doesn't even need a printer.

JOAT Failure is ALWAYS an option.

- JOAT

Been there, done that, I was looking for a reasonable solution that I might have missed. I am sure that with all your expertise you would have done better than this answer, but then again........

Hi Norvin,

There are several sources for decal staock to run through your laser or ink jet printer. Easy to use and real good quality. The model rocket people use it all the time. I never had a problem with it and it's not to expensive. I always bought it from

Dan

This looks like it might work, now all I have to do is figure out how to do the shadow thing with the numbers.