I've been putting this off on a few of our games.
DEJP came with cliffys which deformed quickly and made the shots near impossible. Turned out the previous owner installed them without repairing the damage first.
Roadshow has a little wear that I can live with but will fix it I feel confident...
But Creech, that really needs some work, it probably requires Cliffys extended version.
I've discovered quickwood putty is a common product used. It sounds relatively easy to work with, however my main concern is how do you get it to the right dimensions and do the top of the playfield wear without damaging the playfield around it (assuming you have to sand the putty once it's set?).
Also what tools do you use to apply it and get a decent finish?
I was hoping to find a video to see someone repairing damage, see what tools they use and how they address my concerns but no matter what I search on YouTube I just find people fitting cliffys without any existing damage.
DEJP came with cliffys which deformed quickly and made the shots near impossible. Turned out the previous owner installed them without repairing the damage first.
Roadshow has a little wear that I can live with but will fix it I feel confident...
But Creech, that really needs some work, it probably requires Cliffys extended version.
I've discovered quickwood putty is a common product used. It sounds relatively easy to work with, however my main concern is how do you get it to the right dimensions and do the top of the playfield wear without damaging the playfield around it (assuming you have to sand the putty once it's set?).
Also what tools do you use to apply it and get a decent finish?
I was hoping to find a video to see someone repairing damage, see what tools they use and how they address my concerns but no matter what I search on YouTube I just find people fitting cliffys without any existing damage.