After removing that fake wood stuff from the side of a cabinet,what do you guys use to get rid of the tackiness thats left over? I've used Goo Gone for small areas but I'm talking a whole side of a older Bally solid state game.
Thanks,
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836
Quoted from ShinyNick:If its a Gottlieb system 80B sorry the tackiness cannot be removed.
oh snap...
guys use alcohol and flour on playfields... wonder if you could do something like that?
maybe in a spray bottle... just a thought
Quoted from ShinyNick:If its a Gottlieb system 80B sorry the tackiness cannot be removed.
I have to disagree, my Bone Busters is a really cool game. You can't beat a talking skull for a topper!
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