Experimenting with some waterslide transfer paper I was able to produce a nice looking custom bezel for my color classic II.
(This unit is using a seperately purchased LC575 board with resistor swap, I still have the original parts.)
The above waterslide paper was about $15 on Amazon, Once the Apple Garamond font was printed I used clear enamel to brush a thin layer over the print, this protects it from the water and potential bumps/scratches.
Smith & Nephew medical adhesive remover was used to remove the silkscreen from a spare Color Classic bezel with great results.
The finished product is better than I honestly expected and adds a good touch to the work I've put into this machine
(This unit is using a seperately purchased LC575 board with resistor swap, I still have the original parts.)
The above waterslide paper was about $15 on Amazon, Once the Apple Garamond font was printed I used clear enamel to brush a thin layer over the print, this protects it from the water and potential bumps/scratches.
Smith & Nephew medical adhesive remover was used to remove the silkscreen from a spare Color Classic bezel with great results.
The finished product is better than I honestly expected and adds a good touch to the work I've put into this machine
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