Good source for custom silkscreening

[Stefan]

Anyone here have a good reliable source for custom silk screening? I have been searching for a replacement 5 cent plaque as the original looks like someone used steel wool on it and it is damaged beyond restoration. I would be looking for someone who can recreate the metal and the silk screen logo. Here is a picture of the old one.
Thank you for any help provided.

[Stefan]

Of course I would be open to any recommendations on how the scratches could be removed from this one as well.

[oldslotman]

Of course I would be open to any recommendations on how the scratches could be removed from this one as well.

Buff them out. It should work.

[mrslot1]

email me at mrslot1@aol.com

thanks Dave

[marsonion]

Anyone here have a good reliable source for custom silk screening? I have been searching for a replacement 5 cent plaque as the original looks like someone used steel wool on it and it is damaged beyond restoration. I would be looking for someone who can recreate the metal and the silk screen logo. Here is a picture of the old one.
Thank you for any help provided.

Not sure of course, but this denomination tag doesn't look to me like silkscreen-on-metal. It appears to be stamped in very low-relief. I'd consider following oldslotman's advice to buff or polish out most of the scratches, then repaint the recessed areas using this method:

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=4249

(If I have it wrong, just ignore this post.)

[Stefan]

Of course I would be open to any recommendations on how the scratches could be removed from this one as well.

Buff them out. It should work.

I was hoping that was the case, what would your recommend for buffing? Some of these scratches are pretty deep.

[Stefan]

Anyone here have a good reliable source for custom silk screening? I have been searching for a replacement 5 cent plaque as the original looks like someone used steel wool on it and it is damaged beyond restoration. I would be looking for someone who can recreate the metal and the silk screen logo. Here is a picture of the old one.
Thank you for any help provided.

Not sure of course, but this denomination tag doesn't look to me like silkscreen-on-metal. It appears to be stamped in very low-relief. I'd consider following oldslotman's advice to buff or polish out most of the scratches, then repaint the recessed areas using this method:

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=4249

(If I have it wrong, just ignore this post.)

Yes it is stamped and I will definitely try this if I can get the deep scratches out, thanks for the link!