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12-19-2008, 01:47 PM
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QUICK QUESTION REGARDING CHANGING A JERSEY NUMBER
COACHES,
If you have a figure and you wan't to keep him as is except the jersey number. Do you just paint over the number or should you try and sand/scrape off the number first thanx mantaraydre
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12-19-2008, 01:59 PM
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Is he glossed over or just plain? If glossed then I just paint over the number(s); gloss it; add the new number; gloss again.
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12-19-2008, 06:07 PM
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Changing a player's number
Dre,
I'll only change a player's number when he is issued a new number and he is still playing on his current team. Like when Cowboys (NT) Tank Johnson went from number 66 to 95. If a player goes to a different team I'll just make a new figure. When changing a player's number (peel&stick, decal, or vinyl)... I generally scrape off the number with an exacto blade, touch up the paint job, put on new number, and then clearcoat. Peace, Don
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12-20-2008, 12:16 PM
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THANX, I WILL TRY BOTH
DON/JIMBO
THANX FOR THE INFO !!!!!!!! I have a new scheme i'm going to run that i learned from the innerworkings of the master, DOC SMEBY. I must use these paticular players but they are already decaled. yes jimbo they are already glazed over. thanx mantaraydre
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