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New construction: Wood playfield with a clear "plastic" hardtop that has the graphics printed underneath (like the guys are using in some playfield restorations at the present time). I said plastic in quotes because there's a more technical name for the specific plastic you'd want to use and it escapes me at the moment.
Quoted from Extraballz:Pretty hard to come up with changes when the manufacturers won’t even tell you the current processes. Funny it falls to the customers to come up with solutions. They don’t have engineers? Point is the manufacturers better start talking or quietly figure this out yesterday before they lose more orders.
Imagine the cost savings of delegating your R&D to your customers.
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