Front Panel Overlays
for Vintage Gear
NOW WITH IMPROVED LAMINATE -- see below !
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In recent years, the Hayseed's Front Panel Overlays have gained a reputation for being an easy and economical way to rescue and dress-up your ragged and beat-up Heathkit HW-16. Now we are happy to announce that we are beginning to branch out into other gear, as well.
Our overlays are well known for their many features:
- Easy to install - No special skills required.
- Makes repair of modified and holed panels a snap
- Pre-cut holes and voids.
- Special Self-Adhesive - Doesn't stick until you're ready for it to!
- Durable Vinyl - 6.4 mil thick.
- Colorfast - Uses Outdoor-Durable Solvent-based Inks.
- Easy to create a "textured" effect.
- Abrasion Resistant - Thin, Clear, Laminated Layer "seals in" inks.
- Complete easy-to-follow instructions included.
- If you prefer, we can install an overlay on your panel for a small upcharge. Please contact us for details.
- See our Overlay F.A.Q.
The materials and processes used in the manufacture of these overlays utilize a matched-component system, the same one used on outdoor signage that is designed to "live" for years in the sun, wind and rain.
FLASH! New improved lamination-- On appropriate models, we have changed our laminate to a durable 3 mil matte-finish PSA Vinyl. This more closely matches the low-reflective finish of most vintage ham gear. No more overcoating to obtain a flat finish!
COMING SOON: Presently, we offer an overlay for the HW-16. Shortly we will be offering overlays for: Heathkit AT-1, Heathkit HG-10B, and Knight "T-50". We also have many more in the planning stages, so check back often to see what we're up to!
In the mean time, U.S. and Canada customers may securely order HW-16 overlays below.
- We accept Credit Cards as well as PayPal - Here's How!For instructions on purchasing by check or money order, click here
7% sales tax applies to orders shipped to destinations in the state of Iowa.
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