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Never heard of bitterant and never heard you shouldn't use it.
I study I use is just basic from Amazon or anywhere else and does have it.
Ha funny now I remember accidently touching my tongue after and it being nasty as shit didn't know why.
Quoted from provato:If that makes me an “expert” to your eyes, thank you for your kind words.
It just makes you some guy talking out of your ass, so a normal pinsider 
You've seen art lifting on a diamond coated PF with freeze spray? That would be new to me...but hey I've only done it a bunch of times. 
Now older PF is a diff'rent thing altogether.
Quoted from adamtoth:The only paint lifted was a little around the black key lines on the large center Harlem inserts, which will be easy to touch up. Also a few tiny dots of blue paint near the Registered trademark symbol.
Now on to glue removal, yuck.
So good job first of all; but don't get cocky.
The issue now is the glue removal is where a lot of the paint can come up. Be careful.
Quoted from provato:Well, look at this thread: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/unbreaking-a-breakshot
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Capcoms don't have Diamondplate PFs as far as I know; although my Pinball Magic came up easy with freeze spray.
Trying to think of typically shitty PFs...BOP is usually horrible but there were only a couple hundy DCs made
Quoted from provato:I am really tempted to search through the forums and find such lifted pieces on clear coated Williams/Bally/midway playfields...
...but I have better things to do with my free time than answering to the “pinside police”.
Supporting your position with facts doesn't really have anything to do with Pinside. 
Well if you get bored some day we'll still be here waiting for your proof
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