[Heathkit] Paint gun for boat anchors

[RBethman]

Larry,

I believe that you will find the cost/benefit ratio of a 'single' 
restoration by having a silkscreen made is excessive.

The Dry Transfer decals are available from either specialty Art supply 
stores - OR - from AES.

Alternatively, you could try going straight to Russell Industries Inc., 
and get the Part No. HAM-1W (White letters).

IIRC, having owned an SB-102 as my first rig, these particular transfers 
are the correct size.  HOWEVER, they do NOT have the 'lines' that would 
radiate from a knob/shaft.

I'd take a look at this option FIRST.  You can cover them with a satin 
acrylic spray at the end to protect them.

My $0.02!

Bob - N0DGN
> HI all,
> 
> 	I am new to restoration, I can handle the paint portion of the
> project.  I have an SB-303 that was more than dirty, had been left where
> mice had access to it.  I bought two of these receivers, so I can have parts
> available.  I am to the point I am going to sandblast the panel and repaint
> it, now I need suggestions on how to restore the stencil markings (labels)
> on the front panel.  I am considering making an autoCAD drawing of the front
> panel and seeing how much it would cost for a silkscreen.  Does anyone have
> experience along this line?  
> 
> 	Thanks in advance
> Larry N7LB