Black Knight
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I saw that ad.
Wow, a BK is a $6900 machine. Who would've thunk it....LOL
Tsskinne,
I just wrapped up a shop job on my BK. Probably about 60 hours just on the ME portion of the rebuild.
There's a fine line between getting good results using ME and removing paint. Take your time, wipe of the white ME haze often. Use basically no pressure when using the ME. The before and after results are astounding.
Quoted from Tsskinne:Also if you ever have any time available in the summer I would love to come down and learn a few things....I love learning, but I am much better at it when it is hands on and not just reading and watching videos. Not that they don't help, but in person is much easier...I have no problem doing the little pain in the ass work either as long as I'm taught to do it right.
I'm not sure I'll be doing any pinball related stuff for a while. I'm not sure, but I may have torn a tendon in my right arm a couple days ago.
I'm no expert...I just learn as I go.
Feel free to ask me any question, I can try to help.
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