Same way I've installed mine on my two cabs that I've done Really does work really good if you go slowly. Thanks for sharing!

If I may add one tip that's not in this thread already that I was given by my decal printer. Be sure to wash your hands really well right before you start the process. This will limit the amount of oil that you transfer over to the decal at the start with your fingers. Having dirty/oily hands can cause some adhesion challenges in the corner that you start at, especially if you aren't super careful with your hands. Goal is still to not touch the sticky side but inevitably you do a little bit at first.

That's exactly how I did mine. Curious on how the filler works. I'm guessing he's got some panels made up that bolt in using some of the mounting points inside the cab. Having a filler would make it so much easier but it's doable without one.

Well that's not hard to accomplish.

I kid, I kid

Jim's got some great tips and tricks he's shared over the years. I'm just glad to see him posting them again.

Original is the best, especially if you can restore them to the level of the pros. If you can't and need a new cab these guys make some nice ones. The problem with new cabs is you have to be able to drill all the holes correctly. While not hard, if you mess up it could mess up several things thus why I personally feel restoring the original is best if at all possible.

http://virtuapin.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2&zenid=33c802203b51cbc1563a694dba216f9d

Hey, when you install everything back. If you have a couple of extra parts lying around just tell yourself you were being efficient and lightening the game for future moves.

Jim, you should post your assembly station. Isn't it you that has a big TV in there that you can cycle through pics on? I'm sure you don't need them much anymore with most games but those one off types of games it's got to be handy.

I feel the most important is a smooth surface. The smoother that is the better the decal will look and will adhere to the surface. On my first cab I had some orange peel in the paint and it showed through in the darker areas plus I had some issues with it not staying put. On my second cab I made sure it was smooth like glass. Decals went on real nice and are sticking great.

Prep before installing the decals is important to.

I'll let Jim/Bryan add to that.