It's so easy to do it yourself. Try.....

Hi Ben73, just used a scratch-pen (is that the word?), make a fairly deep scratch and fill it with paint, let it dry a wipe the rest off, that's all. edit: use a brush, that's obvious, but before you do, use tape on both side of the scratched line.

Tak Martin, now waiting for my lamps

Thanks Henrik, You confirmed what someone else told me to do, and thats the Frutiger font. Where can I get that and how on earth did you knew it is Arial Next panels (name it) will be done in Frutiger if I can get it! Thanks for the tip... Leslie

[quote user="h1npw"] I had a Beomaster 5000 where the signal strength meter cover was very brown - Tim Jarman assurred me it wasn't nicotine - just aging of the plastic - no amount of polishing would get rid of it. Good luck with fabricating one if you don't manage to get a replacement. Cheers Nigel [/quote] Hey Nigel, I could not

Olly, you think I should take the red one?

[quote user="Kokomo"] Please tell me though, what is the 'black stuff' you have used underneath the glass panel visible in the first two photos? I presume it's out of one of the small paint pots shown? If so what exactly is the stuff? [/quote] Answer has been given Kokomo, thanks! It's the black bottle (carbon conductive paint

[quote user="Evan"] Leslie! Those look amazing!! Another fine result sir! Not to mention the red lid! Your work is impeccable Leslie! It all looks good to me! [/quote] We can all learn from each other Evan

[quote user="Evan"] Leslie! Those look amazing!! Another fine result sir! Not to mention the red lid! Your work is impeccable Leslie! It all looks good to me! [/quote] We can all learn from each other Evan

[quote user="h1npw"] That looks like a real labour of love! Must have taken you many hours....but.... the results are fantastic! Cheers Nigel [/quote] Nigel, now I know how the proces works, it's a piece of cake, really!