^here you can see there is close to an extra inch of material along the top, also notice the scaling, the Nintendo logo on the GoG overlay looks slightly smaller than the original
^left to right isn't as bad but you can see there is at least 1/8" of extra material along the left edge
^extra material on the bottom, it also seems from this comparison that the CPO I received has slightly smaller print than the original too
^Since the overlay was clearly too largeI was hoping that I could use the Lexan CPO (that I bought elsewhere) as a guide since the Lexan CPO fits FLAWLESSLY with my cabinet... unfortunately as you can see here when I line up the button holes the joy stick hole is out of line, meaning I can't use the lexan as a guide for trimming your CPO
^interestingly the buttons on the left side still line up but the left joystick hole does not.
This is extremely frustrating because unlike the buttons, which have a lip that could hide some slight misalignment, the joystick holes are essentially naked so you'd clearly see the misalignment all the time.
Because of this I figured I'd see if I could get JUST the joystick holes lined up and let the buttons be slightly out of alignment but I found it impossible to get both joysticks to line up, they're too close together, and they're crooked causing the holes for the start buttons to end up WAY out of whack.