Totally agree.
I really cant see this beeing an issue. Car assembly lines etc, obviously has all assembly tools set to the right torque, why shouldnt pinball assembly lines?

This is really a nobrainer and shouldnt be considered an issue.

Maybe the industry needs to refigure where to go with this.
I do understand that you need some kind of sprayable finish to get that lustre and deep color for your car.
It does need to be sprayable, due to the roundness and such of a car.

But come on, we are talking about a flat surface at aprox 8sqf.

Why not a 3mm scratchfree uv-resistant lexan sheet and its a done deal, and if you dont like the way the ball is rolling or lack of spinning, just wax it.

Rofl. I Dont know which kind of crap plyfa you are used to in the us.
I would t even accept that for protective floorings while working with wheelbased scaffolding.
That is just shite right there.
I've had Marine plyfa standing leaning against a barn outside for years looking better then that taf crud.

The lesson is never ever do buissness with that sorry excuse for a company.