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Quoted from vid1900:I don't know how Kevin does it, but I screw rails to the BACK of the playfields and then stand them up totally vertical.
The rails keep them from bowing, and allow air to flow around them.
I know another restorer who stands them up on their sides with the rails on the back. That seems fine too.
Hey vid, I don't have any spare rails from other pins... any suggestions on what I can use to keep the playfield from bowing as it cures?
Thanks for any advice!
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:Complete airflow on all sides.
Thanks for the tip on hanging the playfield and exposing all sides to airflow.
Any suggestions on what to use to brace the playfield in lieu of rails? I suppose cutting a temporary set of strips of wood would work, but I was also wondering about angle iron.
Thoughts?
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