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I am hosting my friend's kids while they are away on a weekend trip and the Son LOVES to play pinball. My wife is currently cleaning the house, but wants to sanitize the pinball machines. What do you guys suggest? I am concerned about using Clorox wipes or Alcohol wipes. I have Mid 90s games and some Late 2010's. Thanks for your help.
Quoted from KozMckPinball:One thing I learned. Kids (and adults) have destructive fingernails. Flipper button protectors to protect the cab are a must if there are no lollipop rails. I learned this from a hosted birthday party of 20 something number of 6 year olds playing my pins.
Can I just use mylar?
Quoted from chuckwurt:Yeah but it could get messy later with the glue if you need to replace it.
Thanks for the advice. I will be heading to Pin-a-go-go show in Dixon, CA this afternoon. Hopefully they have something that I can install before the kids show up.
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