Freeze it, pop it off, clean up glue residue.

Should be pretty easy.

LTG : )

Get a can of compressed air, turn it upside down, spray the top of the mylar. Stick a needle under the edge to get it up, then pull very gently. Should come up no problem.

Has anyone remove the mylar on a Capcom machine?
Just wondering the method used and results you got. I have a Breakshot that I think would benefit from a mylar removal, but am unsure how it may go.
Thanks,
Chris

http://www.crcindustries.com/ei/product_detail.aspx?id=14086

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That games playfield has clear coat from the factory so you should be fine. Find mylar that is in a less visible spot or in a small strip and take that off first. That should be a good enough test. I prefer heating the mylar up first with a heat gun or hair dryer on playfields with clear coat.. It will make the mylar come up easier along with less glue to clean up on the playfield.

I have a pretty nice playfield for a Capcom Breakshot. Someone removed mylar and there was some insert peeling, not much. Nothing like my F-14 removal, but a few inserts lifted.

Breakshot Frenzy!
Mine doesn't seem to have this mylar. Hmmm...........