I’d repaint, using rigid stencils so it looks original together with any webbing/speckles from the original paint job.
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I’d repaint, using rigid stencils so it looks original together with any webbing/speckles from the original paint job.
Quoted from PhilGreg:Depending on how much time you want to invest, I know it's not going to have the exact overspray look, but I do think getting the Pinball Pimp stencils is worth the money.
I would never use a vinyl stencil on this era of machine myself. Instead, I get laser-cut MDF stencils made, based on vectorized art I create from a scan.
Hopefully once corona is over I can get them done for free again at my local library.
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