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I don't know who created the above but we have the the black BOP decals. Not scans.
About a year ago we made 2 different versions of the original purple background ones, and then also changed the background to black but we never listed them for sale, only the purples and then more recently BOP2.0.
I suppose we could supply these black ones if people are interested?
Pete
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Here it is:
http://www.retrorefurbs.com/shop/bride-of-pinbot-black-pinball-cabinet-decals/
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Quoted from mollyspub:Thank you!
What's the best way to store unused decals? Rolled up or layed flat? Being rolled up is definitely more convenient and takes up less space.
Rolled up with the print side facing outwards. This is the way the material comes before it's printed on so it keeps the backing from separating away from the adhesive.
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