Hi all, hope everyone has had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
We are planning some upcoming things for our spring visit to our 1987 Carver 4207 and one of the items I'm struggling with is the upper helm station "stencil"
Do any of you know where to get a replacement stencil kit for the two panels on either side of the wheel? Mine is a brushed-metal background with black lettering for all of the controls, etc. (switch names, spotlight controls, etc)
I'd really like to take the old gauges off, then remove all the old stencil/writing, etc and then polish the metal then put new stencils on.
Who makes em?
Thanks in advance!
Steve and Tammy
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-Stencil kit for upper helm station?
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steve&tammy
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Re: -Stencil kit for upper helm station?
You might consider, take a good pic, measure and go to a sign shop. You may get some help there.
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
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Re: -Stencil kit for upper helm station?
Are you sure those panels are actually metal? Some have a brushed aluminum look, but are actually plastic.
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