Complete Monsterbash Playfield restore

[Savage]

Hi All,

Thought I would post some of my work I do here in Australia.
Focusing on Playfeild restores.

Enjoy
Well,
This one was interesting.
As it was my Pinball before selling it, and part of the deal was I would restore the playfield at a discounted price.

This playfield needed a whole to of work, mostly due to the two mylars covering the whole playfield.

Most of the time this would't be an issue, but from past experience the adhesion of the screen printing to the playfield itself is poor on MonsterBashes, and this playfield unfortuantely was no different, with the screen printing wanting to come completely away.



Before photos:

















After Photos

 

[ronsplooter]

Very nice work

 

[windoesnot]

Mmmmmmm, shiny

Very nice resto job

 

[carl lawrence]

Breathtaking ....!!!!!!

 

[Savage]

Thanks,
Forgot I also did a video.

Will share some other restores I've done

 

[Paul]

Nice work

 

[Spandangler]

Very nice indeed. Hope I'm not being rude but how much does it cost for that transformation

 

[Savage]

This was discounted as it was my pinball and I sold it.
Part of the sale was to restore the playfield at a discount.
This would have been around $600 to $700 aud.

Most are around $500 but have done some major restores that cost more.



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[newdos]

That's awesome!! would love to see how you actually do that work through all the stages

Cheers Kev

 

[Joules]

Great work, I love the MB and cannot believe what you achieved with that PF. I thought the one I had was knackered (as per the shop log on here http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/monster-bash-started.15278/ ) but I think your PF was worse.

I use an original PF as a placed holder for doing MB PF swaps but looking at what you have done perhaps its worth restoring. I do have another spare Mirco PF but prefer the restoration route.

Wish you were closer to the UK, I would love you to sort one of mine.

Do you ever get chipping issues with the diamond coat which in turn removes some of the artwork?

 

[KEITH SMITH]

Hi All,

Thought I would post some of my work I do here in Australia.
Focusing on Playfeild restores.

Enjoy
Well,
This one was interesting.
As it was my Pinball before selling it, and part of the deal was I would restore the playfield at a discounted price.

This playfield needed a whole to of work, mostly due to the two mylars covering the whole playfield.

Most of the time this would't be an issue, but from past experience the adhesion of the screen printing to the playfield itself is poor on MonsterBashes, and this playfield unfortuantely was no different, with the screen printing wanting to come completely away.



Before photos:

















After Photos