With all dew respect to the OP...

Threads like this are nothing but hurtful and toxic to our pinball community period.

With that being said. The correct way this should have been handled would be clean scuff and drip clear over the peeling area and wait for a real problem ( that is more than likely to happen) cracked frosted chipped inserts to show up. At that point you would have been shipped a new pf.

Coming from 20 plus years experience with extremly highend automotive paint jobs I would never completely repaint my gt500 over a rock chip would you? Come on.

I have owned 100s of pins. Im no cheerleader for Stern and dew admit to being f#$%ing pissed at lots of there bisness ethics over the past years. Enough is enough though. How many complaint treads need to keep being posted over non sence. This turns away anyone that could/would be intrested in joining OUR very special hobby.

I'm sure this rant offended other pinsiders. I did not wish to but had to voice my opinion if nothing els but to help pinside stay a positive up lifting community.

Happy Flipping Pinside

Chris

Besides drilling a hole in your playfield. Spraying clear over a pf that has possible lifting lamination issues already is a recipe for disaster. It will only make it worst. The solvents in your first medium to heavy coat ( after misting it several times) will soften Sterns mess and watch the havoc begin.