Vintage Arcading

  

 

All labels are always 15% off orders of two and 25% off orders of 3 or more! 

If you do not see a particular label that you are searching for, we probably have it, just ask!

We show you a photo of the physical label that you will receive in our listings...no digital graphic of what you might get.

The Vintage Arcading difference...delivered in a rigid mailer so that the labels you paid for do not arrive bent, soggy or crumpled.    

Looking for a particular label you do not see?  Contact us!

 

LABEL REPLACEMENT TIPS:

1.       Make sure all traces of the old label are removed.   This includes any old glue residue.  I highly recommend disassembling the cartridge, but you dont have to if you are careful.  You want to make sure that any cleaner that you use does not seep into the cartridge and onto the circuit board.  Goo Gone is a great product for removing the old glue residue, used in conjunction with a plastic scraper.  The surface must be free of even the most minute bumps, or it will show through the new label.

 

2.       All the Goo Gone residue must be removed as well.  Any type of all-purpose cleaner will work.  If the residue is not removed, the new label will not adhere properly.  Again, I find it easier in the long run to completely disassemble the cartridge and wash parts individually.  This also gives you an opportunity to thoroughly clean the circuit board contacts.  Please note that some Parker Brothers game cartridges are glued together even though most have a screw, so you may want to avoid trying to take those apart.

 

3.       Once the label surface is clean and dry, carefully peel back about 1/3 of the label and fold the paper backing underneath.  You can gauge the approximate location and carefully align the new label so that it is centered before starting to stick the top of the label down.  Once you are satisfied with the placement, stick the top of the label onto the cartridge face.  If you get it on crooked, you can carefully lift it back off and try again.  Once started, smooth the label along with a finger while you peel away the backing paper.  This will eliminate any air bubbles.

 

4.       Now your cartridge looks new!  Labels are created using high quality ink and vinyl paper.  Never use any type of cleaner on the label.  Enjoy and have fun!  

 

 

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