Monster Bash
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I did a MB a few years ago. The sucky part about the job is getting the old glue off. I know there are products and techniques that help with that but it just plain sucks to do. I thought my finger tips would never heal!
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I used the hidden metal cabinet protectors. You also have to cut around the metal protectors so the decal doesn't pull away from around the leg. A very thin tight cut around the metal protector will do it. Then the artwork will stay pristine from then on.
Quoted from bigehrl:i had great luck w an orbital sander.
I will have to give that a try next time, and save those finger tips!
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