RE: (ET) Underhood instruction label

["Joseph Rock" <jerock solidtech net>]

Shannon,
  Another approach on making it a label would be to print it on paper
and then laminate it with an adhesive-backed material.  I have one of
the Brother LX-900 cool laminators and, while I haven't made any labels
yet for the ET, my wife has made labels that way for various things.
Since it's laminated, the top has a protective clear plastic covering as
well.  The only drawback is that it is more costly per label than even a
small production run, but for one-offs it works great.

--joe

-----Original Message-----
From: Mr. Shannon Aldinger [mailto:shannon yinyang hjsoft com]
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 8:44 AM
To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: RE: (ET) Underhood instruction label


On Thu, 27 May 2004, Joseph Rock wrote:

> Shannon,
>  Attached are photos (top & bottom half) of the label on my E15.  All
> the text is there and very readable.
> --joe
>

Thanks, the unreadable portion on mine was "if necessary."

My one previous email didn't make it to the list because of attachments.
I retyped my instruction label into a MS Word 2000 document. There is a
custom 
sign and label place in my area. So I could price out a small run of
these 
labels. If the price isn't affordable, my alternative is getting some
letter 
sized decal paper and running one off on my laser printer. After putting
the 
label in place, applying a layer of Miniwax polycrylic or polyurethane
to 
protect the printing.

The list didn't like my attachments before, so here are links to the
original 
label. There is also a link to my customized version of the label.

http://www.aldinger.us/elec-trak/underhood-original.doc

http://www.aldinger.us/elec-trak/underhood-custom.doc

Thanks for the help,
Shannon Aldinger

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