Help with new gauges

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11-05-2011, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by mittens

Thanks for the picture, I think it looks good!.

why did you not do the other panels?

Like the trim button panel?

I am thinking, the whole gauge panel, with white gauges and red bezels, trim gauge panel, and have the outter bezel that trim gauges does in red too. all three switch panales, and the shifter pannel. and have the shifter, and any other metal like behind the key holes all powder coated in red too? boat is white with red graffics...

I put the vinyl on the panel above the glove box on the port side.

I didn't do the other stuff around the switches and throttles, mostly because I didn't know what to do about the lettering/labels.
I really just wanted to improve the look of the main dash, and I kinda did that.

11-05-2011, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by nsformula

If you go back to post #6 and look at the picture on the right that is a carbon pattern that I designed, I then in photoshop incorporated all the switch labels and had the whole piece printed. You can do the same working with a local sign shop. If you want you could also remove all the panels and send them to me and I can do them this winter. The carbon dash panel looks good but I have to agree you need to do the others to make it look awesome!