I prefer how it lightens up the pf. The decals have to be applied. I believe the cheapest place I found was BAA when I bought mine a month ago.

Is it licensed? Anyone have one from them? Any fitment issues by chance due to the thicker plastic?

Been a while since I installed one on a TAF but I believe that the color DMD LCD SCRERN emulates the thing board with the lower section of the screen. The existing thing board is removed IIRC.

The same double sided tape that you secure rails with is strong enough to hold it well.

If you're going alt on the decals, I like the all silver. I prefer the original blue over the alts though, it's a very signature look for TAF.

Yes, it's original to the game but many times when the ramps are replaced with clear ones people don't spend the extra money to purchase a new clear cover. It's just to stop ball traps up there, not absolutly necessary in a home environment if you don't want it. If you do, Marco has it.

Hey Bro! You got toys in your kitchen....

That's the one and only sacred place my toys aren't allowed. My wife would go nuts if her kitchen looked like that lol

LoL I sold my dinette to put three pins in my dining room because I was out of room in the last house's pinball room. Turns out, I had enough from selling the stupidly expensive formal table that we never used to buy another pin! Luckily in this house I have a 1400sq ft clubhouse in the basement with bar/kitchen, Home theater, full bath, spare bedroom w/ king bed, and another bedroom for pinball overflow (which I have almost filled up). I'm eyeing the formal living room upstairs but not sure I'll be allowed to venture upstairs when we already agreed upon purchase that those 1400sq ft were mine. Who needs a spare bedroom anyway.........

I have an extra set for sale, just pm if you're interested.

Got a few pms so here is what I have available for anyone interested:

I have the entire set they have for sale:

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/addams-familty-spooky-gameblades

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/indiana-jones-amber-target-decals

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/addams-family-thing-box-decal-mod

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/indiana-jones-ramp-decals

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/addams-family-stone-side-rail-decals

https://www.tiltgraphicsinc.com/product-page/copy-of-addams-family-custom-stone-backboard

Cost me $175 shipped, (assuming youre in the US) I can do $150 shipped for
the whole package or $75 shipped instead of the $85 they charge for just
the blades.

That's not actually the out hole for the Thing, that is just a saucer where the ball gets picked up by the Thing hand or knocked out to drop to the upper flipper. I can send you a photos when I get home if nobody else posts it before then.

Pardon the incorrect coil in the photos but this is what you are looking for. The assembly is part number A-15368-1 from section 2-22 & 2-38 of the manual and it's called an "Eject Assembly". While you won't be able to find it assembled most likely, you can find the parts here:

Bracket 01-10652: http://www.marcospecialties.com/control/keywordsearch?SEARCH_STRING=01-10652

23-6420 Rubber grommet: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/38-6420

A-15371 Plunger: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-15371

10-135 Solenoid spring: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/10-135

AE-30-2000 coil: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/AE-30-2000

03-7067-5 coil tubing: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/03-7067-5

01-8-508-T solenoid bracket: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/01-8-508-T

2 of the 4008-01017-04 screws which you can get similar here that will work: http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/4008-01003-05

Hope this helps,

Jesse

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No problem, I apologize for misunderstanding what you were looking for the first time I sent pics.

I have used a few dabs of hot glue spread around the panel to solve the issue on some pins I've owned. I'm sure there are other options but that worked for me.

Cleaning out my vat of extra pin stuff and found a Pin-Mods LED Thing board if anyone is interested. $20 plus shipping first class should be about $3-$4.

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If your freeze spray method is pulling on the art, then it's not cold enough. I have done about 20 or so via this method and aside for the hassle of removing the leftover adhesive residue, it's a snap and has never once caused damage.

Good to know, thanks. I've tried various substances with differing results.

As someone who has had 4 go through my hands including a HEP, one I fully restored, and a near perfect TAFG, I can only say that I miss it and wish I would have kept my last one (the TAFG). I've settled on now that if CGC remakes it, I'll own it again and if not it'll just stick as one of my regrets.

TAF is the single pin that got me into pinball when I was young when all my friends were on the video game side of the arcade. It has a special place in my heart and hopefully some day I can have one back in my line up.

Since you asked, I would replace the PF if the wear bothered me. There is a lot going on in the mansion area including raised inserts, planking of the PF, multiple areas missing artwork completely, etc.. I can only assume that there is significant wear elsewhere as well. I'm not exactly sure what you are looking to protect at this point with the installation of the protector. It won't look any good on top of all of that variation in surface. You would have to even out that surface for it to look half way decent but it would still be significantly flawed underneath. With the work you have to go through to strip the top of the PF to place the protector, I would just keep going and replace the PF.