>>10370684Can’t get around the sticker issue but you can use it to a bit of your advantage. If you have to use a sticker don’t put it on the new part. Find an older part in your inventory that is not in the best of shape in which the flaws will be covered by the sticker. Polish and clean part with a fine grit rubbing compound and clean up with alcohol. If there are gouges or teeth marks on part you may have to smooth down with fine sandpaper then polish and clean. Once part is ready clean hands and carefully apply sticker. A good trick is to cut out sticker and only remove half the backing. Align sticker by pressing and moving the half that has the backing. Once it’s straight press down on the side without the backing then remove the rest of the backing, smooth out sticker and your set. You now have a new part for another build and have reused an otherwise less then desirable part for a display build. Wouldn’t recommend this for cracked parts though.
