Not sure if it is possible Nik, but I think the Muchle$$ amps faceplates would look cooler if they were a Matt Black rather than the reflective Gloss Black (which tends to show up finger prints).

Just wondering firstly if this is possible (Nik?), and if this is something that other people are interested in? So feel free to chime in with opinions anyone...

Nik, I been restored some aluminum marshall faceplates (the ink on the JMPs and JCMs are terrible) with a serigraph (silk screen) process probably very similar as the one you used , the key to do the right way is to use epoxy ink and cleaner and templates ready to use that ink.

The ink is white, it's not very opaque.

The best way to make illuminated plate, I think would be to have the written part totally clear.

Then, apply a colored yet opaque backing to specific areas (depend on what color what what leters).

ie, when the light shines from the back, it'd be colored since its got to go thru the colored backing.

I am not sure about doing this, seems a lot of work for just looks.

It'd be easier just for the logo, however. Perhaps make the lights dance around, etc. I mean, if you want to do it, might as well make it crazy. )

Thanks!

Nik