High Speed
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With regard to the coin door, you can take it to a powder-coat paint shop and have them blast it and repaint it. It will look brand-spanking new when done that way.
At any rate, now it's time for the required joke:
Is this job being done at "High Speed"? 
Quoted from mof:I picked the final HS playfield off the BAA site a few months ago...
Here's a snipet from the OP:
-mof
'This lovely High Speed came from the historic Starbase Arcade http://www.starbasearcade.com/ in San Rafael, CA. Unfortunately SBA's doors closed last summer. My friend knows the owner well, and lined me up with first shot at owning this historic High Speed when it came up. With a CPR playfield in my "shop", I took one look at the cabinet and backglass, and said, "Yes."'
Ah that's good then. I just saw those pics of the paint near completely gone and thought that was pretty much impossible to restore.
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