Superully
Active member
i've recently picked up a congo bongo which is in pretty good condition. the left sideart is intact, the right one is just missing a small part. however, what's strange about the machine is the fact that the front is covered with laminate while there's woodgrain vinyl on the sides (some parts are missing and there are scratches in it). i'm no fan of woodgrain stuff, therefore i'm thinking about replacing the woodgrain with the same kind of laminate used on the front, but that would mean getting it off without destroying the sideart stickers, because (a) there are no reproductions and (b) the condition of those stickers is fine. my questions:
- is there a safe way to remove the woodgrain while preserving the stickers at the same time?
- is it a stupid idea to replace the vinyl with laminate?
- is there a safe way to remove the woodgrain while preserving the stickers at the same time?
- is it a stupid idea to replace the vinyl with laminate?