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Originally Posted by MadMan
No, but for mine, I've taken the remains of the sticker and duplicated it in photoshop. Eventually I'll get around to printing them on a label sheet and voila, new stickers - and self-adhesive.
If I had to recommend something, regular Elmer's glue type of glue. I did actually just restick the paper serial number to a tv chassis with Eileen's tacky glue (expensive Elmer's, basically), and that seemed to work just fine. Also the trick is to use as little glue as possible.
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Thanks! I think I will scan these before I start trying to reglue in case that doesn't work and I need to make new ones.
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Originally Posted by MIPS
I've fallen in love with "Super 77" from 3M. Comes in an aerosol can and sticks almost anything to anything. It far outperformed Elmer's own aerosol spray adhesive.
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Oh, good ol Super 77! Do you know that they outlawed it here in California? So much so that I even bought it on eBay from 6 different sellers and all of them canceled before I found one that shipped to me. Now likely the first 5 sellers just drop shipped and all found the same thing, I ended up paying about 50% more and buying from a small auto body supply store that had it in stock and shipped it. It might be the last can I ever get.
Thanks for the tip!
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Originally Posted by Chip Chester
77 is a little heat sensitive. Probably fine for TVs unless really near hot stuff.
99 has worked for me in such cases.
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Great! Thank you.