You can always have them labeled and clear over them.

Ive thought about doing that too, but would like to see a price quote to see how big of a difference it is to have them lazered on. The problem with havin them lazered is i better get it right the first time or im stuck with a mislabeled switch! I may just have someone cut the panels and ill do the holes and labels and then have the whole thing painted and clearcoated..

If you don't have the right stuff for the holes let whoever do that. They can draw it in cad and they will be perfect. Other than trying to do it freehand.

well i have all the bezels and would like to test fit the panels before i have them cut the holes for the gauges. I think all you'd need is the two different size hole saws... Dustin, do you know if the livorsi gauges have the same push on style clips on the back or what? all ive got so far is the bezels to arrange where i want the gauges.

Super glue em! Ur boat just sits in dripping springs anyway!

All the ones that I have done are nuts and screws the only push on's where the hour meters.

gotcha... the ones i pulled out of the boat all had the spade style connectors on it.. guess thatd be too easy!

and thanks for remind me.. order hour meters.. damn gauge project got expensive QUICK

Yes, it adds up quick are you buying new switches as well? Just be glad your doing it yourself.

ya.. im replacing all of the rocker switches with yellow led tipped silver toggles.. and replacing the key starts with pushbutton and moved the keys inside the cabin. relocating the kill switches to the starboard side of the helm after my buddies board shorts snagged the lanyards last year and killed the motors at top speed..

Sorry out of town but here you go
Take your old ones and ask for MIke.

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