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  1. slice&dice
    Honestly, this is not the most spectacular or exciting application I've done this week, but it's just a small thing that made a big difference to someone. This fellow bought a bass electric guitar, and the case it came in had a bunch of stickers, which he tried to remove with some GoofOff, ruining the finish on the surface of the black plastic case. My solution was to apply a strip of matte-black high-performance vinyl onto the case, covering the messed-up area, and then adding the lettering (and the bass clef). (I used the high-performance because the case was not smooth, it had a texture, and high-perf. works well adhering to a rippled/stippled surface) Result --- one happy bass player, $75 in my pocket, and the lesson learned that simple can be sweet.