I have a few N64 carts with damaged labels and i want to replace

The cost is in the die-cut. If you want to be cheap, use scissors and know it will always look imperfect.

>>3745813
Its not the real label, so who gaf

>>3745813
If you have steady hands, exacto knifes are the way to go.

you're ruining the resale value if you do this

>>3745836
Who gives a fuck about resale value.

Games are made to be played, not hoarded.

>>3745869
What does a fake label have to do with playing them at all? They don't play any differently if you have a knockoff label or not so why bother

>>3745798
If I were going to replace labels I would use custom art.

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>>3745798
>I have a few N64 carts with damaged labels and i want to replace them
total waste of time and effort

you could make yourself a grilled cheese sandwich instead
dip it in that there tomato sauce friendo

People want their stuff to look nice. I don't see the issue with this. So many preservationiats on here all of a sudden... So dumb.

There are label templates online where you add your own art. Then cut with an exactly knife and a ruler.

>>3747383
Why do you want to ruin grilled cheese like that?

I've been wondering if there's some decent, thin, adhesive plastic film I could put over N64 game labels, make them nice, protected, and glossy like their NES & SNES counterparts.

>>3747383
>he doesn't eat his grilled cheese sang-witch with Campell's Tomato Soup.

>>3745798
http://www.thecoverproject.net/

>>3747383

>Eating grilled cheese with tomato soup

Disgusting