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| otsep:
--- Quote from: otsep on October 30, 2016, 10:05:47 pm ---http://www.arcadeoverlays.com/neo-geo-mvs-old-style-control-panel-overlay/ --- End quote --- This is printed on white material and needs the counter windows cut. This means no translucent red overlay cover the counters. This is not an acceptable option for me. I'm still searching for an overlay for the old layout or a new metal cp that has counter holes. |
| keilmillerjr:
--- Quote from: otsep on October 30, 2016, 10:05:47 pm ---Fortunately, I was able to find a marquee and and overlay for the old layout. I've never ordered from here before. so I'm not sure of the quality. http://www.arcadeoverlays.com/neo-geo-mvs-2-slot-video-arcade-marquee/ http://www.arcadeoverlays.com/neo-geo-mvs-old-style-control-panel-overlay/ Couple of thoughts.. - I'm having difficulty finding a properly cut plexi piece to protect the overlay. - Should I adhere the overly onto the metal deck? It comes with adhesive on the back, but both the spare overlays I have, for the newer layout, do not. --- End quote --- I like the older, curved button layout best. However, it's more rare. This means that no one from a business standpoint (like quarter arcade) wants to make a petg glass replica for the older layout. Arcade overlays makes a textured vinyl overlay in the older layout, without the coin counters cut out. What you can do is - get black vinyl and cut the outer part of the border. Trace it out on transparent red vinyl. Take the black border and make your inside cut. Trace this cut on the white portion of the overlay. Assemble with black border on top of the overlay, and transparent red window below. This is the best option I could come up with. Use a tortch to round off your pledge on the plexiglass, and it should look good. |
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