In this video, I’ll show you my tips for cleaning and refurbishing your game cartridges. Learn how to remove stickers, old residue, and even permanent marker from labels! Thanks for watching!
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Hang on, the back of NES cartridges says "Do not clean with benzene, thinner, alcohol or other solvents". But you're using alcohol right here!
But Drew i like Blockbusters stickers there no more, if there is any of the rental store stickers on em i keep em on as a piece of history
How do I restore my digital games. They have Kay Bee stickers all over them.
What kind of printer is that ?
Brasso is the best product to clean contacts not isopropyl alcohol
I have a little coffee stain on my cartridge of wave race 64 does someone have an idea for how to remove it ?
pff, it's been years and nobody has ever had the balls to make a video on how to restore Brown NES, SNES, N64 cartridges
RESTORATION? JAJAJAJA YOU ONLY CHANGE THE STICKER WITH A FAKE NEW STICKER…
You ended up removing the "Reproduction Label" xDD
I have nightmares about how my copy of links awakening dx looks
Retro game cases is down 🙁
I don't know about you guys, but I don't want to break my retro game cartridges with a screwdriver.
dude you are amazing
I just leave the stickers and stuff on. It gives the cart history and character. Besides I'm too lazy to do all that restoration.
why would scott want to get rid of sonic 2 with a line?
4:42 Don't do that. 5:25 or that.
Fantastic! Will Goo Gone™ or any of the other products in this video™ work on my Kirby: Planet Robobot™ cartridge that has been devoured by a doggie™?
Thanks! I've recently been trying to get into game collecting and it's good to know that I can restore games in poor condition
For disks you can use a multi surface cleaner and a soft washcloth :>
Why is it impossible to find a high quality scan of mario kart 64's NTSC label without the players choice graphic
2:15 shoutout to simpleflips
Usually find your videos to have good advice, but there are some TERRIBLE practices being suggested here.
NEVER ink the label with sharpie. You’re better off leaving it white/torn in places. Sharpie might look good in the video but it won’t in person. Genuine wear is always better than terrible touch-up.
Also never use super glue to attatch the label. Get some proper adhesive backed printer paper. In the future if the label has to be replaced again, the only way to remove the super glue will be to damage the cartridge. (Acetone will melt the plastic and petroleum based CA removers will cause unpredictable surface damage).
Also put the tape on the label BEFORE puting it on the cartridge. Don’t use a box cutter on your cartridge.
This is seriously some amateur stuff here.
Credibility: Professional restorer of stringed instruments.
So if I'm having trouble with a n64 game it could be from 10 year old me spilling milk on my cartridge, buying a screwdriver right now
Colours on the label artwork will smudge eventually if pushed hard enough and long enough with any cleaning fluid. Very careful with this. And modifying labels is a big no no. I feel being applied just 'for your own collection' can quickly change to 'fuck it i'll go make $200 on this now'. Not everyone likes to make it blatantly obvious its a repro.
NINTENDREW: Contrary to popular belief, permanent marker is anything but permanent.
MR KRABS: Don't remind me!
Superglue melts plastic…
5:50 what's music playing called again?
I can’t wait to buy a $5 sticker for a game that now costs $3, lol. I’m just joking, very cool.
Back in the nineteen hundreds, we used non gloss label paper and packing tape to make our custom graffiti stickers.
What if one cartridges is broken
Honestly, if I get a game with a blockbuster sticker that's probably the one sticker I'd leave on
Hiya drew, so I have a couple cartridges with dirt and grime in the labels, anyway to get rid of that without damaging the label?
Worth the watch! I was having trouble with my Pokemon Stadium 2 game and was about to throw it out. But I'm so glad I saw this video instead!
But question, the N64 cartridges behind you in the video have sticker labels on top. Where did you get those or did you print them out?
Hope you reach out.
Thanks again
Brilliant!!!
Do these tips apply to DS cartridges as well?
can you use wodka instead of isopropal alcohol
YEEESSS
There are some silver blockbuster stickers on some n64 games that, when removed, leave the word void all over the back of your cartridge. It just rubs off though.
Dear gamestores, DON'T PUT YOUR FUCKING STICKERS ON THE FUCKING LABELS!
Thank you 🙂
Me: Has no Isopropyl Alcohol
My games: Help meee
I sure love alcohol
I used on some old SNES and MD games and these methods worked beautifully
Thanks
Any tips for games that smell?
1:26 if using a heatgun DO NOT use it for a couple of minutes you will end up with a pile of melted plastic
If there’s one thing that I learned watching this video, it’s that game stores are not very nice to N64 sports games