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When applying oversized side art to a cabinet such as Spy Hunter or Centipede that has side art covering the complete sides of the cabinet is it best to trim the side art flush with the edge of the cabinet or is it better to leave a little extra and tuck it under the t-molding? If so how much? I'm attempting my first full blown restore on my Spy Hunter and looking for some tips. Also, what's the best tool for trimming the side art after it's installed? I've read lightly scoring the side art with an exacto knife works well. If so, what do you back it with when cutting?


