Thanks Jay! One clue down, more to go lol!
I was only going on what I heard and thought I saw. I thought earlier models had it on the valve cover and were "square" while later models had it on the rad support and were more rectangular. Look at this link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1987-...%3A1|72%3A1171
To me that one looks more "rectangular" than Jay's for example. Maybe it's just me, I dunno...thus why I ask If there is only one size, that's great, makes it easier to do.
Exactly what I was wondering, perfect. I will be CNC'ing the backgrounds so they will be without sharp edges
Well cmon, 20 years holding up is pretty good isn't it? Seriously, screen printing is by far the most durable way to do something, period, end of discussion. But it's also the most expensive. Pinball machines used to do their playfields via screenprinting, and it took YEARS and hundreds of thousands of plays to wear em out (my one, 1977's "Eight Ball" with Fonzie on the backglass and a Happy Days theme, still looks 8 out of 10 and I have owned it since 1981).
Back on topic, my approach is to print these onto clear vinyl (which is glossy) and then overlaminate it with a matte laminate (that will dull it). I have to test the printing first to make sure I can hit the colors properly in the methods I do, then test the laminate to make sure all looks good and will hold up
Something tells me even if not, people will want a custom one. I will make sure not to do the ones you will be selling.
Well then that works out pretty well
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