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I have one on my F2K, and it certainly took care of the cupped insert issue. It is odd not hearing the ball move around - but the benefits are well worth it and the folks I bought it from (Beehive) were wonderful to work with.
For those who wax the protector, what are you using. I hear a lot of folks talk about Blitz wax, but what else is out there?
--Jim
Quoted from cottonm4:On new game with no issues, I suppose you could argue for stupid but on a 40 year old game with cupped inserts that you are trying to protect from more wear, protectors have their place.
A protector did wonders for my F2K - almost every insert was cupped. Game is 100% more enjoyable now.
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