Grundig 3028 - peeling dial glass

[Yorkie]

Assuming that the lettering isn't white, which you can't print on a standard printer, I'd be inclined do do a scan and clean it up in photo editing software, then to make a water-slide transfer and apply it to a new piece of glass, so that you have the original as a back-up. You'd have to reverse the image of course, or the lettering will be back to front as you'd fix the transfer on the rear of the glass. You can do as Jamie says, spray it with clear lacquer, but that would seal in any dirt, and presumably the lettering is so fragile that you don't want to risk loosing any. It's a real problem as the dial on a radio is such a focal point, and the one thing that we always struggle with, unless the dial is a solid one on painted metal behind a glass front.

Best of luck with it Rob.


David