Having now acquired one I can confirm that the finish is cheap and vile, the silver paint was too thick and the embossed area did not stand out in green as it should have.The trim knife is clearly as joke as with all EMI pressed IEP's including the IEP press they leased to Telstar without the paint system/hopper and drying rack the non round edge is so obvious esp with coloured vinyl.. What ever idiot at WEA didn't go with paper labels and punk art should have been taken out the back in Alperton Lane shot and thrown in the Grand Union Canal for this atrocity to vinyl ! (Now why did EMI go bust? Oh yes Every Mistake Imaginable)

These vile IEP (integral embossed and painted) silver painted automated injection pressings using green coloured pvc were pressed for WEA via Damont under contract by EMI next door at Hayes. (EMI also did the IEP silver painted red vinyl injection 7" pressings of the Batman tie-in single feat U2 and the Foreigner single on WEA's Atlantic brand again contracted via Damont.) As EMI were handy for both Damont and WEA and had installed two automated injection IEP presses for cost effectiveness, rapid turn around, they were able to swiftly full-fill the orders and ship back to Damont who were WEA's current contacted pressers.

What do you mean vile? I dont understand. IM no expert so I dont know. Are you saying something like this isn't worth buying?