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Cleaning and Waxing Pinball Machines - Vid's Guide

By vid1900

8 years ago


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    Post #51 A list of pretenders. Posted by vid1900 (8 years ago)

    Post #77 Wax Recommendation Posted by vid1900 (8 years ago)

    Post #1237 Playfield protectors Posted by vid1900 (6 years ago)

    Post #1954 Opening a jar of blitz Posted by vid1900 (2 years ago)


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    #1347 6 years ago

    I struggle with this a bit. I wax my playfields (with Blitz). Perhaps it's my eyesight, and perhaps it's because these are home use machines that I'll hit up every few months, but it's really hard for me to see what is waxed and what needs cleaning. I feel like it's all pretty clean save some rubber dust.

    What would be a simple test to determine there is enough wax on the surface, or if the wax should be replaced entirely?

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    #1391 5 years ago
    Quoted from vid1900:

    I use the one that came with the Craftsman Shopvac.
    No scratches.

    I suppose you could punch holes in a microfiber cloth and then rubber-band it to the attachment.

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    #1959 2 years ago

    I bought one jar in 2015. I think it was the last one after they had a fire that destroyed some inventory. I don't know, but it taught me to be more efficient with it, which is probably good for my playfields anyway.

    I will admit though opening the jar has been a struggle. Now I will hold my head down in shame after learning the trick.

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