Recreating a printed document

Posted by Laurence Dunn on 24th August 2023

Where to start

Your treasured printed item is fraying or has been damaged beyond repair. Recreating a printed document is the only answer.

Here is an example of a worn, bashed and abused printed Instruction Sheet 5R3A-17A083-AB from a 2007 Ford Mustang

The recreation process

The only way to get this looking nice again was a recreation of the original artwork, with a new print run. The first thing to do is check for copyright restrictions in case there are express publication rights on the item. Once this is cleared up, a combination of photography, scanning, retouching, drawing, typesetting is put in hand to rescue as much of the old document as possible for a faithful reproduction of the original.

Here is what you get, but it’s 2400 dpi or ppi from the recreated artwork

Now how do we get it printed?

I’ll guide you on that as I’ve been printing things since 1975. Maybe you need 1 copy or maybe 10 copies. Not a problem, the UK is a great printing nation.

: Fits on woofer ok as well on 2005 to 2014 S197 Ford Mustang

: Graphics are reproduced at 2400 ppi

: Fully waterproofed with encapsulated finish

: Hard wearing and stronger than the original version

: Why not use glue dots to keep it clean and seen?

: Exactly same design as before

: Exactly the same design carefully recreated

: The fonts are the same as before

: Why not use glue dots to keep it clean and seen?

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Laurence Dunn MCIM
Marketing in Essex
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Recreating a printed document

Where to start

The recreation process

Now how do we get it printed?

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