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Didn't you notice in my sig it shows my uptime and what game I was playing last?

You can get a gamertag for your rig at gameex.com

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So I just brought a 2nd cab to do up during Xmas holidays. I was wondering if I am able to use GameEx on two machines at the same time?

Nice! A little cosmetic work and she'll make a great gift!

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Have you considered building a bartop?

I have but with my new job it's hard to find the time to do anything! It's definitely something I will look into.

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Added some LED Strips to the 2nd Arcade now Working on a 3rd arcade.

Also anyone got any tips for fixing up the wooden look on the 3rd arcade. I want to keep the wooden theme but There's few deep scratches

which I am unsure if I can sand down and touch up with something?

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Unless you are working with a totally smooth surface, I would either sand down the existing wood and restain/seal it or replace it as was suggested. Most laminates have a thermal adhesive that activates with a heat gun and you shouldn't need to worry about air bubbles too much if that is the route you choose.

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Yeah its the one on the left. the problem is with sticking laminate on, is both sides have same wooden look.

And I don't think I could cut the bends very well.

But sanding then staining sounds like a plan.

Would I need to fill in the cuts with anything before sanding and staining?

Thanks for the help guys.

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You should be able to pick up some wood filler for some of the deepest cuts or gouges. You may have to be a little creative with a set of wood stain "markers" to kinda blend in the the grain a little. I think it is very doable and you will probably like the outcome much better than laminate.

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Make sure you get the markers that have a tapering round point instead of the broad heads if possible. This will allow you to create variability in the grain widths.

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