I first would like to give praise to the idea of this place to post restorations and customizations.
I often find boxes from the not so lovely period of Boombox design that need a little rethinking.
And sometimes there's nothing better than putting on a movie and tinkering with a Boombox on your day off.
So..that being said ,here is the project in question. A fine "not quite a cheapy" model with top notch graphic E.
My first attempt at remodeling included strips of metal tape, but it started to wrinkle.
I liked the lettering on the edge but I couldn't stomach the brownish grey color that it was stenciled on.
I often find boxes from the not so lovely period of Boombox design that need a little rethinking.
And sometimes there's nothing better than putting on a movie and tinkering with a Boombox on your day off.
So..that being said ,here is the project in question. A fine "not quite a cheapy" model with top notch graphic E.
My first attempt at remodeling included strips of metal tape, but it started to wrinkle.
I liked the lettering on the edge but I couldn't stomach the brownish grey color that it was stenciled on.