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M & EM gun game Target material.

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    #21 5 years ago
     
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    Hi guys, I'm restoring a 1961 Bally Marksman air compressor gun game. One of my major concerns is that the scenery background is very warped, so much so that some of the targets rub on it and the balls get stuck in some places. On the backside, its a dark red material. I am wondering if anyone and any advice on how to flatten it? Thanks!

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    My first thought was that it was Bakelite. It's not metal or plastic for sure

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    Quoted from PinballAir:

    I have not see bakolite warp unless it experienced very hot conditions.

    I will try and take some pictures that describe it better

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    Ok doing more research it seems to be a material called Masonite...

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    Quoted from PinballAir:

    If is masonite, you can get that from home depot

    Yep looks like it. Thanks for your help, now to just re create the artwork on the new stuff!

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    I have a very talented artist friend that I was going to have do it with a brush.

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    Thank you for the suggestions and pictures!

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