Burn it........burn it with fire.
If it bothers you that much then try to fix it. I'm having a hard time seeing it but if it is what I think it is I'd leave it alone.
If you think thats bad look at the playfield on the back side of the beast flaps. Just rubbing through the clearcoat.
I concur you should leave well enough alone. If there is a chip then you would want to freeze off the Mylar with freeze spray so not to pull on the chip. It can be tricky and its not an exact science.
OMG the game is junk sell it to me....I'll give ya $1000 for that piece of junk. Seriously just leave it alone, with the mylar over it it won't get any worse. 99.99999999999999999 % of people will never notice it.
That's uber small ( and I'm pretty OCD about details ). Just unboxed our HBLE and our distributor is helping us resolve our several cosmetic manufacturing concerns. If it's bothering you, shoot a note to your distributor and perhaps JJP can send you a new mylar sheet to reapply.
Quoted from RJL:Should I leave it alone or pull the mylar and replace it.
Pull the mylar and replace the playfield. I'm sure they will send one right out!
Put me on the list of "just ignore it" people. It sucks, I get it, but you really won't notice it over time. Games get little dings and dents, some have them out of the box. Sorry though man, it's frustrating to have it happen so quickly.
Realise that it is not the trolls fault he is that way. He was created from dark forces . I'd blame the wizard
dont' worry about it, I freeze sprayed mylar off a game once and it lifted the paint off in several areas. Would you rather have that little spot or take the chance of having paint come off with the mylar and it will really be noticable
If it doesnt affect the ball or play in any way, ignore it. 2 years from now it wont really matter as the game gets dimpled up and broken in.
Quoted from Pimp77:Nothing...just play the game and enjoy it. That's not even worth noting. I have a similar one in my WOZ and Mylar isn't even covering it. It looks the same today as the day I got it.
I agree. It seems small enough where -- from the player's perspective -- you wouldn't notice it at all unless you look closely. Even then, this appears to be extremely minor and something that I wouldn't worry about at all personally. I'd say just let it be, and only consider doing something if this tiny blemish somehow gets worse/more noticeable.
If it gets worse perhaps they will be sending out stickers to cover it up if it is a common problem.
Quoted from o-din:If it gets worse perhaps they will be sending out stickers to cover it up if it is a common problem.
There is nothing that the mighty Sharpie Marker can't fix........
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