Up for your consideration is a beautiful Quicksilver restored with a new playfield and repainted cabinet. I'd list it as fully restored but it's not all original. The legs, coin door, displays and backglass are original but everything else was taken apart and cleaned or replaced.

-New Mirco playfield
-Freshly painted cabinet from Pinball Palladium
-New plastic set from Pinball Rescue
-New Reese Rails
-New Weebly MPU
-New rectifier board
-New complete flipper mechs, coils and base plates
-New pop bumper bases, bodies and skirts
-New comet frosted 2smd sunlight leds in the controlled inserts and backglass
-New Siegecraft led adapters installed on the lamp board and power switch protector
-New 47 bulbs in the GI
-New lamp sockets installed on the playfield
-New drop target set
-New Titan silicone rubber set and flipper rubbers
-New starposts, lane guides, shooter housing, feet, cab leg protectors and locks
-New manual and schematics
-All playfield metal parts were cleaned and tumbled
-Side rails and lockdown bar were sanded and buffed to high polish
-Transformer board and tilt board were disassembled cleaned and painted
-New cabinet ground braid with new information cards stapled into cabinet and head
-All connectors running to the boards were recrimped
-Coin door was disassembled and all parts cleaned and polished
Every metal part was either regrained, rubber wheeled, tumbled or buffed. After I had my playfield restored by Sohchx in MD I decided to send it off to Mirco so he could use it and the plastics as donors for him to make playfields for others. I also gave my rails to Taylor so he could copy the set to make Reese Rails.The restore was started on Jan 21st 2018 and was only supposed to be a playfield restore by Sohchx in MD. While Devin had the playfield I decided to sand the cabinet down and turn it into a full restore.
While waiting for my playields and plastics to come back from Germany I tried painting the cab myself twice with spray paints and didn't like the results. I eventually sanded it all off and brought my pinball pimp stencils to the pinball palladium to have it shot in auto paints.
When I received the Mirco playfield I was concerned about the clearcoat after reading all summer long about the issues that were happening with Wonka and JP. I reached out to Mirco to ask him about it but he never returned or answered my emails. In the QSilver thread I documented my experience with Mirco who still has my originals. When I 1st populated the playfield the 2 spots with 1 inch rings between them started to ripple. I removed the rings and let the playfield cure and re flatten for a few more months and now she's fine. I have yet to roll a ball across the playfield so you can let it cure for as long as you like before playing.
Only interested in a sale since I can't fit any trades right now. The Christmas tree has already bumped her over to a windowless corner of the room.