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Protective tape being applied to wood Burnish down to remove wrinkles and even bond. Trim off excess tape Transfer design to tape, cut around design and strip away cut tape © c.c.s. Sandblast, holding blaster at some distance from surface and at right angles to surface. Blast evenly until the wood grain develops a rich texture. Watch out for any sign of tape lift off. Tape removed ready for applying wood stain.
Countryside Commission for Scotland Battleby Redgorton Perth PH1 3EW Perth (0738) 27921 VACUUM-FORMED PLASTIC SIGNS INFORMATION A simple and inexpensive method of making signs by vacuum-forming thermoplastic sheet over raised letter moulds. They are lightweight, durable and available in plain plastic or with plywood backing. For vehicles, magnetic or adhesive signs are available. © c.c.s. INFORMATION 2.4.3 SHEET RANGER SERVICE COUNTRYSIDE COMMISSION FOR SCOTLAND Individual symbols may be incorporated and lettering is available 3", 2",,1½" and 1" high in capitals with serifs as in "RANGER SERVICE" above. I½" high script with capitals and lower case letters is also available. All letters are coloured, the background white.
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