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lettering applied to powder-coated aluminum

I am trying to apply permanent lettering to powder-coated aluminum panels. In the past I have used vinyl lettering but it does not hold up to wear and tear. What I would prefer is a silk screening process, the lettering is primarily .10".
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Timothy Neil Hass
Avionics - Park Rapids, MN, U.S.A.
2005

Virtually nothing will equal powder coat for wear resistance. Selection of a proper paint for compatibility with the powder coat and wear should beat vinyl letters by several fold.

James Watts
- Navarre, Florida
2005

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