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I saw a post on vaf about you laser etching switch covers. Did you ever get this going? I would like to learn more. Joseph.pringle@gmail.com
Hey Joseph! I bought a 45 watt CO2 laser, and I am fully capable to etching the switches, I was even able (with the help of another VAF forum member) get a hold of the Aveo RockRack artwork for the switches. The problem I was having was trying to get a solid source for the actual switches.
I was able to get a hold of some Carling switches, and etching those turned out really great. I’ll give you a shout via email and we can discuss.