Just email him, he'll invoice you or provide a quote. The two I got won't quite fit, so need to think about whether I want to widen the hole slightly, trim the targets slightly, or come up with another plan. It's not the fault of the protectors, but on my machine, there is zero clearance.

I just did an install video of the Cliffy's on my GB Premium. The Scolari protectors fit pretty good. The right protector had to be modified a bit because the light board when tightened would raise the protector making the drop down not work properly. I just snugged the board down instead of tightening fully.

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Just make sure the targets are flush with the PF and in a HUO environment you won't need any. Heck the GB at Pinballz here in Austin shows no wear and it's been played a lot.

Can happen at any time. This gb has a ton of plays.

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And obviously didn't have the drops set flush with the PF. That Drop target would have to be set below the PF to get that kind of damage. I little time spent dialing in a game makes a world of difference.

To each their own I guess.

I'm all for mylar squares.

Does anyone have a machine that can cut these?

There should be a large screw on the bottom of the target -- will need to lift the playfield at least partially. Tightening the screw pushes it up, loosening lowers.

I used sticky Mylar ,I just layed a piece down covering the drop and a bit more and then used a blade to trim around the target,better than nothing.

Why do you obviously assume that I didn't adjust the target to be flush with the playfield ? Kind of annoying actually.

You would be surprised on what happens to heavy played games on route no matter how much you 'dial in' a game.

Maybe because that is the case 90%+ of the time for that kind of damage. If the target is flush or a tad higher than the PF that wont usually happen. Been around enough routed games with drops that don't have that issue and the ones that have had one thing in common (slightly sunken target). But then again this is Ghostbusters so yours could just be another case of a bad pf.

Still, I'd rather look at that than two metal guards smack dab in the middle of the pf.

I would say bad PF. Another pic from this game

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When I started off in the hobby not so long ago, most thought that Cliffy's were not necessary in a HUO environment. That couldn't be more wrong from what I've experienced on my games which are not played that often and all HUO. My GB has a good playfield along with ball through and noticed a small chip in my left drop and yes it was flush. I covered it up with a quickness.

I'd worry that the mylar would only protect the top and on drops or ball through the damage doesn't appear to happen(or at least start) at the top, instead it starts chipping on the inside of playfield where the mylar isn't and eventually spreads or starts cracking. I would think the mylar would keep this chips in place, but not really prevent. Can you imagine trying to take the mylar off after the clear coat is cracked underneath. I'd go Cliffy, just one guys opinion

He's makes a special one for the right drop. My drops needed just a bit of sanding at the very back to have the right fit, but it was an easy install. For whatever its worth, I read about people putting mylar on the shooter lanes (one of the many GB threads) and it did not prevent the damage, but I cannot speak to this first hand.

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For the shooter lane, I put down mylar, cliffy shooter lane protectors, and I lowered the eject power.

I just hope going forward, any older games with code updates, has that adjustment added to it.

I agree, spent alot of time tweaking and adjusting this game and I forgot to do this at first, then forgot again after installing new code. Ball comes out nice and gentle a low power

For my scoleri brothers...I ordered the cliffy protectors. Tonight, I put a piece of mylar around them. I'm figuring in the long run, the combination of the 2 will give the best protection.

I had to fiddle with it to make it as flush as possible to minimize air balls. But, installing should be pretty easy. Remove the drop target (4 screws). It should slide in from the top and snap in underneath. The right one is trimmed as to not interfere with a screw. Is it not snapping in?

Now, underneath I used a screw on the left one to help keep it flush by pulling it tight, but we're talking minor minor difference.

Also, once installed, I couldn't put the drop back in without sanding the back edge down. Even without the Cliffy, there was zero wiggle room.

Can you take a pic? Maybe it's bent or something?