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Author Topic: Anyone tried iron-on vinyl for control panels?  (Read 645 times)

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Anyone tried iron-on vinyl for control panels?
« on: September 23, 2003, 09:53:53 pm »
http://www.thermoweb.com/cpd-vinyl-directions.html

Looks like it's like clear contact paper, but with a stronger heat-activated adhesive.   Comes in gloss and matte.  I would think this might be an alternative to lexan for those who don't like screws on their panels, or maybe for protecting original CP art...  I'd be interested to know how curl/peel-proof this stuff is as opposed to regular contact paper.

Anyone tried this stuff?
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