Number board
 

Got me self a Pro Chip number board off fleebay.
It's not very sticky anymore, any suggestions on how to secure it (not superglue) so that if I want to remove it I can.

Sorry, but i'd say a used number board is about as much use as a one legged man at an ar$e kicking contest...but i could be wrong.

maybe try solvite.

wallpaper paste ......

Hairspray?

That photo mount stuff maybe?

I've got no idea what it might do to the paint though... I think BDG has summed it up to a tee though

donut jam?

if it doesnt work at least you could have a nibble on you way round ter track.:D

dd you are the fountain of all knowledge. :eureka:

Carpet spray adhesive :saint:

Hmmmmm donut..............

Is there any particular flavour that sticks the best or is it all down to personal taste?

Doesn't matter about the flavour - you'd be too busy to worry about it, trying to shake off Dibble from your back tyre.
:bouncy:

An art shop could suggest something, or as jp suggested the photo mount spray stuff thingy wotsits.

The only way to get those to stay on is with a pop rivet gun, I suggest you have one sprayed on if you want a propper result, see attached.

[Edited on 16-2-2005 by rcgbob44]

try this one

and they only end up looking like this ........





[Edited on 17-2-2005 by DIBBLE]

But Dibble, you know why you have so much trouble with flies!
;)

Like the avatar Loz,,stolern from guest1 perchance, i can't get mine to work, but then i'm a really thick Northener.

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Like the avatar Loz,,stolern from guest1 perchance, i can't get mine to work, but then i'm a really thick Northener. [/quote]

mine didn't appear for about 15 mins after I did the profile update, then again we like the new one;)

number boards
 

Here is a pic of the number boards I make.I can't comment on the pro chip ones but i make mine from high impact convex material with easy apply gridding.


I made the corse stripe the same way.

[Edited on 3-5-2005 by srsigndesign]