Paragon
Bally, 1979So I did a tear down on my paragon and saw that next to the upper left kick out there is a partial separation of the playfield. Looks like someone tried to scotch tape it. How should I go about repairing this ? My thought was to get some wood glue in a fine syringe and inject into the plane where the plywood is separated and then place some heavy book on it to dry
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/vids-guide-to-ultimate-playfield-restoration
vid1900 is the man to ask if you can't find the answer in his thread.
Those screws don't belong in that kick out either. I have extra parts for paragon if you need anything, I just finished up a full restore
Quoted from tdiddy:Those screws don't belong in that kick out either. I have extra parts for paragon if you need anything, I just finished up a full restore
No they don't do they. That's gotta do some not so nice things to the ball. Forgot I needed to go deal with that too. Obviously you can see there is a bit of a restore needed here, but surprisingly the playfield is actually in pretty darn good shape overall with very little wear. Let me see what is needed and then yeah I may hit you up for some parts.
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