Source for Derailleur lettering
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Source for Derailleur lettering
Is there a source for derailleur lettering? Specifically, the SunTour Cyclone? Most all of the lettering on the 3rd gen Cyclone rear derailleur I just picked up is gone, and it'd look better either all removed or possibly replaced. I suppose I could use some rub-on transfer lettering, but it'd be nice if there was something already out there. I have a buddy with a computerized vinyl cutter, but I doubt it can make lettering that small/fine.
Anyone???
Anyone???
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'75 Fuji S-10S bought new, 52k+ miles and still going!
'84 Univega Gran Tourismo
'84 Univega Viva Sport
'86 Miyata 710
'90 Schwinn Woodlands
Unknown brand MTB of questionable lineage aka 'Mutt Trail Bike'
Plus or minus a few others from time-to-time
'75 Fuji S-10S bought new, 52k+ miles and still going!
'84 Univega Gran Tourismo
'84 Univega Viva Sport
'86 Miyata 710
'90 Schwinn Woodlands
Unknown brand MTB of questionable lineage aka 'Mutt Trail Bike'
Plus or minus a few others from time-to-time
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original was probably not silk-screened but more likely pad-printed (known as a "tampo print").
I'd probably get a decal made on clear vinyl film and just live with the slight shine of the vinyl...but I'd never sweat this kind of detail, I'm happy when the graphics disappear and have removed more than I've added. Paint stripper and a Q-tip works for that.
I'd probably get a decal made on clear vinyl film and just live with the slight shine of the vinyl...but I'd never sweat this kind of detail, I'm happy when the graphics disappear and have removed more than I've added. Paint stripper and a Q-tip works for that.
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