Bondo and sanding is the easiest or you could get more involved by rebuilding the cabinet with fresh wood. I would go with the bondo it doesn't look that bad.

#4 7 years ago

???

robertg130

Pinside member

Bayamon

8y 42,300 545 17

Ita47
What kind of bondo?
I am good repairing the cabin imperfections (on wood)
But never in this material gboard

#5 7 years ago

???

robertg130

Pinside member

Bayamon

8y 42,300 545 17

It just this corner,rest of the cabin will be fixed as needed and redecal,I don't want to change all backbox wood panel(more work involved)for this little corner thanks

#6 7 years ago

ALP

ita47

Pinside+ Frequent

10y 93,800 1,281 1

I personally use Evercoat EverGold or Evercoat Rage but I am sure there are other quality fillers out there.

#7 7 years ago

JAM

TxJay

Pinside+ Frequent

Allen, TX

9y 61,300 926 10

Ouch! I think at this point it is better to sell it at a loss and get out from underneath it. Better to let someone else worry about it. PM me and we can work out the details on how much to sell it to me for.

#8 7 years ago

WOT

Atari_Daze

Spd

Houston, TX

7y 141K 10,051 7

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/cabinet-restoration-vids-guide

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