Rick6a
Well Known Member
Certainly, there are more elegant ways of labeling an instrument panel than using a Brother electronic labeler. Still, that's what I and many builders have chosen to use. The pictures give you an idea of its uncommon versatility....on and off the airplane. Up to four lines of print are possible on the wider widths of tape. The tape endures very well and I have labeled/placarded many items FWF too. Over 200 hours and 2-1/2 years later, I have observed no deterioration in FWF labels. As shown, you can easily adjust size, font, borders, and style to suit. The tape is available in clear and several colors and widths. While dry transfers and silk screening do convey a more professional and finished look in the cockpit environs, it is still quite visually passable AND simple enough to peel TZ tape off and relabel anything you wish on the slightest of whims.