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Sweet! Wonder if this'll work for us. I would assume so, but I don't know how the gauges are lit, etc. I know one person who could tell us, but I don't know if Brad would want to say . . . 
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They are lit just like the rangers gauges. My brother is currently doing this I believe, so soon as its complete i'll take some pics.
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Cool. Guess I've got a project then! 
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Very cool. Anyone read what kind of paper they're printing on? I know our lights are a little dim shining through regular printer paper and wouldn't shine much for the glow color... Hummmmmmmmmm
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I bet you could do the glow color on an overhead transparency. The kind made for printers, of course.
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Originally posted by Kai:
I bet you could do the glow color on an overhead transparency. The kind made for printers, of course. Tried that... they like to shrink and bubble in the summer sun...
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Yeah, makes sense about the overhead. Those things suck when under a lot of heat. The ink starts to run also... Brad, didn't mean to take business from you :rolleyes: I'm really sorry. I sut stumbles accross that and thought people with not enough money could do that. Just letting you know, I have your gauges and HVAC in my car!! I support you 100% But again, I hope this didn't cause any problems..
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Might want to try the overheads made to run through photocopy machines. Much more heat resistant. Once put a regular transparency through a copier and it melted. Almost killed the machine. Just a thought if you hadn't tried already.
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