Product labeling

[Dr. Gadget]

Looking for a nice way to label assembled projects; tried P-Touch and it looked OK for a while, but the adhesive is apparently not permanent on plastic.

I know silk screen is a possibility, but it's a hassle to do one part at a time and there has to be a screen made.

Any have another suggestion? Has to be 'graphic' and look nice.

    Thanks!

    Lee

[Xsfx2000]

What kind of plastic?  Is this an outer 'case' or are you speaking of a circuit board? Inquiring minds would like to know. 8)

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[Keith Rogers]

Something similar to silkscreen but much quicker is laser cut stencils.  I've cut them out of cardboard or thick paper and then painted or permanent markered over for a clean look.  Cut vinyl may work similarly.  

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[L. V. Lammert]

On Sat, 28 Dec 2013, Keith Rogers wrote:

> Something similar to silkscreen but much quicker is laser cut stencils.
> I've cut them out of cardboard or thick paper and then painted or
> permanent markered over for a clean look. Cut vinyl may work similarly.
>

The print will about 14pt on the 'byline', so that would probably be too
small for a stencil or vinyl.

Been trying to find info on screen printing, but everything I am running
across is for T-Shirts, not small parts.

Lee