How does the rad calls handle scratches, bumps, etc. These look great, but I'm concerned around start buttons, plungers etc.. if scratched, how do you rectify them?

If we order some before expo can you bring em with you?

Highclasspinball If someone wanted to buy a set of Taxi Rad Cal's, how does one do this? Are they available?

I too couldn't find them in your pinsider shop either (taxi) If you have them in stock, send me an invoice please and I will pick up a set today. Assuming they are the same price as the one in the pinside shop. Thanks Highclasspinball

I am having a hard time buying these as well..you are on the correct site, not updated...

So I did get my rad cals, for Taxi. I am currently prepping my cabinet, and making repairs, etc. There is not a lot of info out there on installation, I was curious what you cut this material with, i saw a dremel or a drill bit or scissors, does anyone have a special tool for that? I will make a youtube install video for posterity.
-One other thing I noticed, the taxi rad cals are cabinet height, so you cant put them on without taking off the rails, drilling button holes, etc, I prefer this actually but wanted to mention that.

So I bought some Rad Cal's for my taxi. There were really no proper how tos, other than peel em off and stickem!! I am usually more thorough than that and wanted more.

I went ahead and started filming several parts of prep and installation. It has been a process, and I have learned a lot. Here is a link to part 1.. noting that on my YouTube channel are the other parts, Should be just a few more as I am close to being done

This is a cool product, but to look good, you probably need do some prep... To some degree.. my 2c

No sweat, I have done 4 parts so far, see my YouTube channel for the others, I have a few more to do.

Anyone, if you want me to show something on the next video, pt 5, just ask me here or on IM...

Finished my last vid on the Taxi installation. Really not too bad to install, my takeaways:
- prep your cabinet. Fix dents ,cracks holes, it's worth it. If you are sticking over existing decals do you best to have no air underneath..
-trim the decal prior to sticking it down
-focus on precut art areas and the front two corners for fitting.
- they do look great, not factory but very nice alternative

It's like not fixing rust when you paint your car, it looks good at first, but eventually I believe you will see it. Air pockets underneath these decals probably won't age well.

Still, far less prep, you cab does not need to be glass smooth, but take the time to prep, u Will be happier.

Everyone's skill level/comfort level is different. I have put on decals several times. Rad Cal's are MUCH easier to install, and that being said, you could stick them on out of the box and have a better looking game. I started with a dinged up game, now it looks awesome, but I did more prep. This is why I made videos, so other could see. Lots of folks wouldn't care about some of my concerns so it would go much faster for them.