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looking awesome, thanks for the details. Staying tuned...
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Quoted from megadeth2600:You might want to check out this approach for insert text http://www.cbridge.com/howtos/gettingstarted.shtml .
It's basically an easy way to create small silk screens. It seems like you can get some fine resolution using that.
Here's a link to some videos of someone restoring Junkyard inserts (this was a discussion on RGP years ago).
http://photos.scriptpirate.com/GalleryThumbnails.aspx?gallery=2433418&mid=205790&mt=Video
*The* problem you might run into is drying time. That ink isn't exactly going to cure quickly. However, I wonder if some kinds of acrylic paint that are a bit thicker might work.
Ideally, you'd want to screen these on before you install your overlay. Since you laid down some varithane, you could clean up mistakes and re-screen if goof ups occur.
Here's a link to the original discussion.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.games.pinball/Nc34vpy6AXM
I know when you screen print, you have to heat set. My boss used to do some on the side.
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