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Step 1: Memorise it.How to?
Maybe go to a sign writer and have new ones printed ?How to? Without using a permanent marker. Printing a sticker pack would probably be the simplest solution.
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Judging by the scratches from previous cleaning, no replacement decals are going to survive that abrasion...How to? Without using a permanent marker. Printing a sticker pack would probably be the simplest solution.
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First time you deep/pan fry something, the oil splatter will lift it..Maybe go to a sign writer and have new ones printed ?
Judging by the scratches from previous cleaning, no replacement decals are going to survive that abrasion...
Probably this. Print shops can print onto clear vinyl stickers and they'll machine cut out into rings.Printing a sticker pack would probably be the simplest solution.
or super glueAnd a bit of clear nail varnish over .![]()
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Sounds interestingYou should really etch them in.
What you can do is remove all of them an etch them in with a stencil, like so.
Get an airfryer...Just take a very sharp object and scratch in some lines. Assuming the person using the stove can count from 1 to 6
I hope you realise that you do not get Letraset anymore? I tried to get hold of it some time last year and made that discovery. You will even struggle to find any generic dry transfer lettering anywhere.And a bit of clear nail varnish over .![]()
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