(Topic ID: 322590)
Fort Worth, TX
Quoted from Rillo:This ever happened to someone of you? I should measure before stripped my cabinet!!!!
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I don't see the problem. Center the decal so the gap is the same width around the coin door (should also align the button/shooter holes). This is on purpose to prevent the decal wrinkling around those areas when bolts are installed.
Does this leave gaps at the bottom/sides not on the original when positioned this way?
Quoted from MaxIsDead:this person probably should not be decaling a cabinet.........
Ouch! He has probably never did it before. Nothing wrong with asking questions.
Edmonton, AB
should have painted that bear wood before the decal went on ......
I would have centred the coin around the coin door the rest should line up , or the print on the decal could be off !
2 weeks later
Typically, cabs are painted with a base color. Usually black or whatever the dominant color is on the decals. That helps hide any minor issues with edges & seams.
Quoted from ForceFlow:Typically, cabs are painted with a base color. Usually black or whatever the dominant color is on the decals. That helps hide any minor issues with edges & seams.
Maybe just fill in the plain area with black now. Not the best timing, but could work.
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