thanks.
If you stay within the giving % (FOR EACH ORDER) then you are good.
You should refund the orders less a 12%
Inlays can be murdered yes. You don’t need to remove the inlay though you can put them on top. “Murder” is a very time consuming process that usually is reserved for ballers buying expensive chips / paying others to do it but you can of course do it. You need an exacto knife, a pick and some non acetone chemical to loosen the sticker underneath the laminate.
Also interested to hear but if I had to guess it seems regular orange is the best fit.
I worked for 20 years in the signage and graphics industry. When we had to remove decals from a vehicle or acrylic sign the easiest method was using a jiffy steamer. We would hold it over the decal and let the steam penetrate and it would usually come off adhesive and all. the only time it didnt was RVs that were 20-30 years in the sun and one side was baked in. I'm sure you could use other steamers though.
I don’t consider myself a baller, just someone who sees another vision. I typically don’t spend a lot of money on chips and usually do the murdering myself as I enjoy it.
This may be a dangerous process, as clay chips are very sensitive to higher temperatures
Where is that photo from years ago where someone held a chip over steam with needle-nose pliers….and the pliers left a clear indentation in the chip because it became so soft?
the heat of the steam will warp your chips.....only issue
This right here. My home game (travelling hosts, anywhere from 8 - 16 players, one or two tables) started with my dice chips. Then I added an extra set. After a year I picked up some used Milanos. About 18 months later I had assembled a set off the Horseshoe Cincinnati and labelled over them. The 1000 dice chips collect dust in my basement. I think my Milanos are broken into three sets sitting at people's houses as I always forget to get them back and then realize I have no need for them back. I'd have spent half as much money if I just got the Horseshoes to start and would have played on those chips for an extra 18 months.
at four bucks a pop, I'll go into the hood and come out with some sharp chips for you.
Interesting
I really like the Milanos
Yes - I did this with my Horseshoes and Gear Labels. Haven't lost a label in three years of play and the labels don't stick stick up over the recess. I used non-laminated labels and the work fine and have more than adequate survivability., I even let one soak in a pint of beer for 15 minutes then tried to scrape it off with my fingernail without success. EDIT for clarity: I stuck the labels directly over the existing inlay, did not remove the existing inlay.
...to be fair, warp the chip enough, and the labels just pop right off!
Yep that's correct, I just worked out this exact breakdown for 100 chips 2 minutes before I saw your post lol
Possibly. It does have a real purplish color.
