Hey Cengo, I feel your pain! I had a Williams Fire that was externally decalled and it was similar with the peeling. I think the person applying the decals may have use the 'wet method' and maybe sprayed far too much soapy water onto the decals to apply. Or the company that made the decals had very poor adhesive. Hope you get it sorte brother.
Lethal Weapon 3 is a good one, my man. Enjoy!
@@tyarnold4088 I’m loving it buddy😊
@@RETROCENGO Nice!
Just use a card and squeegee to flatten them down, then go over the side panels with a heat gun to shrink the vinyl and it should hopefully be fine.
Thank you for your support, I’ve tried the card, it sits all flat, no air bubbles, for about 1-2 hours, and then let’s go again
Hey Cengo, I feel your pain! I had a Williams Fire that was externally decalled and it was similar with the peeling. I think the person applying the decals may have use the 'wet method' and maybe sprayed far too much soapy water onto the decals to apply. Or the company that made the decals had very poor adhesive.
Hope you get it sorte brother.
@@ukxvc Thanks brother, I’m getting some ideas allready, people are so helpful ❤️
Might have installed them with wet method. Also could be defective decals. No way to fix. Only solution is to apply new decals.
AT 6.55 look at the back pinball leg.
It's bent.
There is nothing wrong with the pinball decal.
It's the way that someone applied it to the machine...
Agree, that's 100% down to how the cab was prepared and how it was applied.
They made it extra bubbly for cengis..that makes me mad 👹
And makes me sad buddy
Use a blowdryer!
Yeb, looks Horrible.