tester007
Well-known member
I've applied lots of new repro stuff and have no issue with that, but have some almost 30 year old NOS stuff I'm going to apply on a cab. The backing has yellowed so it has aged. Its Atari, and instructions say that there are glass beads in the adhesive that will break and help adhesion when applied. Now when I peel back a bit of an edge and touch it, its tacky, but certainly not like new stuff.. so wondering if anyone has applied some pretty old NOS art before..
- If so, and if it was Atari did it indeed get tackier when the squeegy was run over it and broke the glass beads? I don't want this stuff to start peeling when applied as its full sideart top to bottom.
- I read before somewhere there was a spray used for applying vinyl art that helped with the adhesion.. anyone have the name of the stuff or a link? I usually use windex for large stuff, but this product did the same thing allowing shifting and removal of bubbles, but suposedly helped stick better as well.
- If so, and if it was Atari did it indeed get tackier when the squeegy was run over it and broke the glass beads? I don't want this stuff to start peeling when applied as its full sideart top to bottom.
- I read before somewhere there was a spray used for applying vinyl art that helped with the adhesion.. anyone have the name of the stuff or a link? I usually use windex for large stuff, but this product did the same thing allowing shifting and removal of bubbles, but suposedly helped stick better as well.

