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Quoted from nwpinball:Question, why did you populate the topside of the playfield before the bottom? Recommendations I've seen have said start with the bottom. I'm assembling parts right now to do my first playfield swap, and it's on a Funhouse too, so I'm super curious about your process. Thanks!
No real reason to do top or bottom first. A rotisserie gives u the option to work on what u feel like. I usually get all the ramps and plastics off the top, then flip it over and get the harness off to clean. Then all mechs off to lighten things up.
This time I left almost all hardware, posts, switches, etc on old pf. Then put new pf on rotisserie. Then I cleaned, polished, replaced all the small parts one at a time, and installed. Worked well.
I used a wire wheel to remove all of the old paint. Sprayed on a coat of satin black, then used semi gloss black for specks. It's hard to explain, but you barely push the button on the spray can, from about 2' above, and it creates the specks.
Q: why spray paint the lockdown receiver? Won’t that chip with all the lowering of the pf back into it?
No. I make sure the tabs on the pf mounts fit properly into slots on bar.
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