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<<How would you add labels?>>

On my wood-veneer-covered panel, I have tiny engraved brass plaques as labe=
ls.  Trophy stores engrave them and fill in the letters with black paint.  =
They are cheap, maybe $10 or less each. =20

I also have virtually all switches with engraved labels (they are rocker sw=
itches).  Pacific Coast Avionics sells those and will do custom labels.  Th=
is way I need relatively few placards -- mostly for circuit breakers and pu=
sh-to-test buttons.

It looks great -- im my garage...

- Rob Wolf

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<div>On my wood-veneer-covered panel, I have tiny engraved brass plaques as=
 labels.&nbsp; Trophy stores engrave them and fill in the letters with blac=
k paint.&nbsp; They are cheap, maybe $10 or less each.&nbsp; </div>


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<div>I also have virtually all switches with engraved labels (they are rock=
er switches).&nbsp; Pacific Coast Avionics sells those and will do custom l=
abels.&nbsp; This way I need relatively few placards -- mostly for circuit =
breakers and push-to-test buttons.</div>


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<div>It looks great -- im my garage...</div>


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<div>- Rob Wolf</div>
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