Hey Kupo!1UPers! I hope ur doing great and collecting more and more games. Well at least thats is what im trying to do but collecting games (especially used ones) is a bit risky. And the only reason is that u cant see the actual merchandise with ur own eyes. U only count to some pics and the seller's description (which most of the times are reliable). But what does it happen when you buy a used game online and its full of stickers?! DAMN! Thats a real pain in the ... *BEEP*! WHY U INFIDELS HAVE TO DAMAGE THOSE POOR LITTLE CREATURES U SAVAGE BEASTS?! Anyway ... when the stickers are on the plastic surface of the game then it's piece of cake. Some alcohol and a cotton bud can make it like new! But when it comes to stickers on paper surface on illustrated ones thats the hard part! But once again im here to give the solution to ur nerdy problem!
What You Will Need:
1. A paper game cover with a damn sticker on it!
2. A hair drier.
Process:
1. Firstly if u want u can scratch carefully the sticker in order to remove the bigger part of. Dont worry if the remains will be visble on the paper we will remove it in our next step
2. Then with the hair drier warm the reamins of the sticker in order to melt the remaining glue.
3. Then just with ur nail with small and carefull movements scracth it and u ll be surprised with the easyness that it comes off!
4. Finally ur game cover will look as if it was almost new! If u are patient enough u can finish off glue residue and you ll have a result almost like this! Have fun keeping ur games in mint condition! :)
Not if you get them from trusted sellers on ebay thats ur best bet. I have an issue with the yellowing of consoles, still havent figured that one out. handy post though
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήim working on the yellowing part on some secondary consoles i have. i have used many cleaning products but still with no results, i ll post a relevant article as soon as i have good results on the matter :) stay in touch!
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