Quality replacement cabinet decals for FT?

[swampy76]

G'day chaps!!

The playfield and inside of my FT is looking a million dollars after a few arvo's in the shed....now it's time to fix up the outside. 

After making some inquiries about replacement cabinet decals for my FT, it's proving to be harder than I thought.

Does anyone know a reputable dealer (OZ or US) than can sell me a good (silk screened?) quality set of replacement decals for the FT? A lot of responses are as follows: 'nope, don't do cab art' or 'nope, not touching cab art with a ten foot pole' or words to that effect. I know Mr Pinball in Vic does printed artwork that I'm told is good quality. Any stories, experiences. I'm hearing stories of inferior quality printed versions that fade quickly....don't want to get caught out.

Can anyone assist the 'cab art' uneducated?

Thanks

[daics3522]

Whatever you do dont buy them from this bloke..........

http://cgi.ebay.com/FISH-TALES-WILLIAMS-1992-HOOK-LINE-AND-SINKER-VERY-NICE_W0QQitemZ300325286346QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item45ecc831ca

[swampy76]

 

[MartyJ]

I've always gotten my cab art from IPB.  As far as I know they are all silk screened and certainly licenced.

http://www.illinoispinball.com/oscommerce/product_info.php?cPath=62&products_id=1330

[Retropin]

I'm hearing stories of inferior quality printed versions that fade quickly....don't want to get caught out.

Absolutely NO reason for this to be happening at all... the print would be as good as the original file size.. put it this way - you need a LARGE file to get good quality prints the size of a pinball cabinet... as for fading - tut tut.... each print SHOULD be laminated in UV resistant clear... makes it much easier to apply as the print is nice and thick etc, plus it prevents fade etc...