Thanks for the replies. I'll try the superglue + tape that HowardR mentioned first. Was there a particular type of tape that you used?

Of course I'd like to get the new repro plastic set but when I was looking online they cost about $117 + shipping from pinball rescue. I'd like to try to stay
away from that for now if possible. Has any of you tried to cut their own pieces? Of course it wouldn't be as good but I was thinking it might be the job done if the edges can be smoothed well.

Thanks again.

It's glued for now. I'll test it tomorrow once it is cured.

If I were to cut my own I was thinking of using a very fine blade on a jigsaw (don't own a dremel at the moment) and then some sanding to smooth afterwards.

If I were to buy a new plastic set, is pinball rescue the only place that has them typically?

So far the glue is working, I've thrown the ball up to that piece of plastic a bunch of times and it seems to be holding pretty well. I'm in the process of recreating it as well as a backup.

Another small issue I have has to do with the flippers. They generally work well, sending the ball up with a fair bit of force easily making it up to the end of the playfield. However, when I hit the ball with the edge of the flipper its nearly as hard of a hit. I noticed when I manually move the flipper by hand it moves slightly further than when the coil actuates. Don't know if the coil is suppose to move the flipper all the way either though.

I was wondering if I should just invest in a flipper rebuild kit (plungers, coil stops, bushings, sleeves, EOS)? I've adjusted the EOS switches already and that did improve things but they are not quite where they should be.

Thanks!

D-Gottlieb willbeEM One quick question, does the game over light take a flashing #455 bulb? Thanks.