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Fri Nov 14 2025 12:55 PM
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Hello, I want to renew the numbers on my computer rolls. What is the best way to do this?
Thanks, Paul.
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Are your number rolls flat - or are the numbers indented?
Flat rolls can be covered with the commercially available decals.
Indented rolls can be cleaned and carefully repainted.
Later . . .
Jim
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The rolls are flat and I have the decals but what I meant is what is the way to remove the rolls and get them back in the correct way.
Thanks, Paul.
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Most leave the computer assembled & clean the wheels well & line up the decals & apply them. Taking the wheels out & reassembling is a major job, not for the unexperienced.
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Yes, I already was thinking the same. :-)
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