Silk Screening for Radio Logos and Dials

Lea Barker shows the process of generating artwork for a silkscreen, creating the silk screen, and using it to screen paint onto a a glass radio dial.
Lea barker 2013 He uses material from ezscreenprint....

[@TheTarrMan]

Fascinating thanks for sharing.

[@IanJohnstonblog]

This video fills me with joy. Awesome technique, expertly demonstrated. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@murrij]

Thank you for republishing all these videos. Lee was/Is a treasure.

[@chrstphrr]

Excellent video. I've a few auto related projects that will use this. Thank you for re-publishing this!

[@stevea3472]

Great and useful tutorial. Thanks

[@w4twa]

Thank you for this great video! Very helpful to me

[@waynethompson8416]

Maybe there's hope for me yet. Thanks for the tutorial video!

[@estpst]

Wow,that was great!

[@batterymakermarkii2654]

Are you sure you're not an older version of me? That is exactly my modus operandi!

[@lawrencehalpin6611]

Nice job. Thank you.

[@martymeinert1238]

Thank you - Very helpful

[@biglew1161]

Great video. I'm getting ready to redo some old Mcintosh tube apps and need to strip and replate. How to redo the text to Identify the tubes was bothering me. This makes it look easy.

[@wrnrt]

Nice method, only a shame that this company makes it ridiculous expensive to get the sheets to Europe. $50 shipping for 12 sheets of 4.25"x5.5" ($30).

[@lo2740]

or you can take an UV printer, its cheap and does an even better job, in about 5 minutes.