You should be able to find aluminium sheets or cutted to size.
Look in to normal-life shops in the city. Beguin with shops that make
aluminium windows, etc. If they can't do it as you want they can tell
you where to do it.
There are simple methods to label your panels. Ray Wilson explain how
he did his panel for the SoundLab mini synth. It's very well and
briefly explained on his site.
There is also some material you can print on a laser printer and
stick it to the panel. It can be transparent, white or silver AFAIR.
And then the -may be- super method. A decal system. You print on your
ink jet or laser (don't remember if both ways) and then you peel the
decal in water. You stick it on to the panel and put it on the oven.
It becomes a durable hard-shell_ish finish. You can spray some more
protection on to it so the sons of your sons will still enjoy your
music machine.
I'll try to find the links to all this later. I need a sleep now!
Have fun,
Fernando
f
*
Look in to normal-life shops in the city. Beguin with shops that make
aluminium windows, etc. If they can't do it as you want they can tell
you where to do it.
There are simple methods to label your panels. Ray Wilson explain how
he did his panel for the SoundLab mini synth. It's very well and
briefly explained on his site.
There is also some material you can print on a laser printer and
stick it to the panel. It can be transparent, white or silver AFAIR.
And then the -may be- super method. A decal system. You print on your
ink jet or laser (don't remember if both ways) and then you peel the
decal in water. You stick it on to the panel and put it on the oven.
It becomes a durable hard-shell_ish finish. You can spray some more
protection on to it so the sons of your sons will still enjoy your
music machine.
I'll try to find the links to all this later. I need a sleep now!
Have fun,
Fernando
f
*