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boltonguy
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very nice - please post pics when you have the new labels on them!
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Will do! I reckon Gear is pretty backed up, so I don't think I'll have them anytime soon :/
OfficerLovejoy
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Small murder session today. Working on a rack of leaded fuchsias to use as my fracs in a mixed set.
took only 15 min to remove the plastic part of the inlays. The tricky part comes now.
nothing I hate more than paper lables...
50 done, 50 more to go. Another night though, time for bed.
50 done, 50 more to go. Another night though, time for bed.
TheDonkeyKong
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Will a box cutter work with removing plastic inlay?
You will want an Xacto knife. You'll get better results.
RichMahogany
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Depends. It was easier and I had much better luck with a boxcutter vs my exacto knife set
OfficerLovejoy
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No, those are original roulette inlays with a Paris overlable (not by gear).
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Paper inlays = fun times (not)
I generally have better/quicker results with a small box cutter blade for removing inlay residue. X-acto better for protective laminate removal, though.
I generally have better/quicker results with a small box cutter blade for removing inlay residue. X-acto better for protective laminate removal, though.
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