How to Apply Arcade Stencil Artwork on a Pac-man Arcade Game!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In this video, we try something a little different from vending since we are all staying home! Today, we will demonstrate how to apply Arcade Stencil Artwork ton a Pac-man Arcade Game! Applying arcade stencil difficulty can vary from game to game, but Pac-man however, is quite challenging!
I hope everyone is staying at home and staying safe!!! Enjoy this video today!
We even brought in another RUclips content creator who focuses on Vending and Painting videos for expertise! Make sure you check out Tym O'Laughlin's channel here for more about his vending and painting journey:
/ @tymolaughlin
Thanks Tym for the tips!
Make sure you watch all the way until the end of the video to get a full look at the stencil artwork completed!
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original pac-man images are smoother than yours, something went wrong with your stencils, this is not looking like an original pac-man arcade cabinet.
TymO sent me
Excellent collab. Great job painting on the stencil!
Thanks and welcome - I watch your vids too!
Use water to float your graphic, and squeegee it out
I personally would not recommend this on a 40+ year old arcade cabinet. Some of them are made of particle board too which will suck up water like a sponge and damage the cabinet
@@GalaxyGames843 understandable.
The method I've recently had great success with (new builds with some particle board components) adding a thin layer of shellac or poly and using a 2:1 water/alcohol solution I've had great success floating my graphics.
Im fascinated by the stencil method you used here. And on another video or maybe this one you gave me great insight with how you installed the pacman graphics and cut the edge in strips using the t molding slot to make the final cut around. 👍
Great job and well put together video....really shows you what's in store and what to expect. Do you know how they did this back in the day? Was it the same process? I'd imagine the time it took might be a problem for the makers of the day. Thanks
Back in the day they had big metal stencils and would spray a bunch down a row... thats why no 2 are exactly the same
Great job on the restoration. I would love to see more videos like this and other helpful arcade game tips. Subscribing now. Thanks
More arcade videos will definitely be coming!
Agreed with others, this video was needed and is the best I have ever seen on this subject. I'm not sure I can handle the level of work. Do you think the Vinyl decals are and OK second choice? The pacman has been in the garage waiting to be finished for two years. Wife wants it in the basement arcade!
Personally yes. I think vinyl looks good too. Doing the body work on another pacman now and will be doing the vinyl wrap. Make sure you are subscribed so you see when that video posts
Great job on the PacMan and Thanks for the video! Need to get a set of these stencils soon. ✌️
Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed!
I Find it strange how pac man in the stencil artwork looks like some frog.
Yes I know what you mean!
Where did you get the stencil?
www.thisoldgame.com/
Galactica was my favorite. Or 1952 the fighter jet games were my favorite. And of course street Fighter.
Thanks for having me on Matt
Thanks for being a guest! Watch for a galaga in the background during one of my painting scenes ;)
Where can i buy this stencil set?
This one was purchased from This Old Game
Did you use yellow spray can for the base and if so did you use a spray primer first?
No I used can primer and paint (not spray) as well for the yellow - I did show the yellow codes towards the beginning of the video but I'm not sure if it's still valid at Lowe's
@@GalaxyGames843 curious why a can paint? Stronger for the future?
@@jerryroth I just wanted to ensure even coverage with a foam roller. I've never tried rattle can spraying a cabinet before
Hey, first of all great job on the pac-man!
I’m so thankful that you did this video!
I have one question: how did you paint the yellow ? Also with cans?
Thank you very much and keep up the great work.
Best wishes from Germany 🙏
I actually used a foam roller to paint the yellow!
I did mine by hand, I scanned the original paint, had Sherwin Williams mix, then used the paint to go over the original, I used Q tips for the dots, I even kept the 1980 midway mfg co. all rights reserved. on all 3 sides. I then clear coated it. Looking at this video, mine was probably the same time, if not longer, but I would do it again considering how it looks.
Sounds awesome! I bet it looks amazing!
Wow! Awesome work! Your cabinet looks amazing. Thank you for taking the time to share your process. How did you paint the black bezel area? Did you use the same black spray paint as you did for the stencils? Thanks again for putting this great how-to video together.
Thanks for the feedback! Around the bezel area I used Rust-Oleum satin black and used a roller to apply and a foam brush in the corners
Very nice job I went today to lowes and took the paint code no longer available they had everything except the 214-8y7 its lo longer in the system .
Thank you for the update! Are you doing pacman stencils?
I've seen your other videos as well as this one, you should try using our products on your vehicle Thank you for the content
Thanks for the tip!
I've been thinking about applying some of my favorite side art to the walls in my game room. Torn between vinyl or stencils. This does look REALLY labor intensive compared to a vinyl application. If you were doing this on drywall, which method would you choose? I'll probably go with Pac-Man, Defender, Joust, Moon Patrol, Gyruss if I'm doing stencils. I'd probably use the same color palette for all so they match!
Personally for wall art i'd go vinyl - stencils are very labor intensive and if I was going to do it again, it would only be on an arcade cabinet
@@GalaxyGames843 thanks for the advice!!!
Matt how many hours did this take and how many weeks or months?
I spent a couple hours a day over the course of 5 days
This video is great! Where can I get these stencils?
I got my stencils from this old game. Glad you liked the video!
Where did you get your stencils for this?
They came from thisoldgame.com
This is was really cool!
Thank you so much!!!
Did you build the cabinet?
No this is an original 1980 pacman arcade cab. I did a lot of work to it to get it ready for the stencil art ..
OMG This music is obnoxious !!!
Sorry!
Damn nice work Matt!
Thank you so much! It was a lot of work, but the results speak for themselves!
Where did you source the stencils from?
I got the stencils from thisoldgame.com
@@GalaxyGames843 hmm, not on his site anymore :( I have asked him if he still sells them. but thank you.
Great detailed video!
Thank you so much!!!