With everything going on, i've finally been catching up on playfields again. For the 3rd time in 13 years, i'm getting to the point where i'm finishing up the final stages on the last ones in house for customers. So if you want a quote or need something restored, and don't want to have to wait 6-8 months. Now is the time. Playfields are put in my queue in the order they show up at the door. Sometimes playfields show up 3 in a day. Which can push the worklog back. Currently if something showed up at my door tomorrow, with minor touchups, turnaround time could be 4-5 weeks.

If you want a quote. Email me pictures to:

[email protected]

send a pic of the Top, middle and bottom sections overall. Close ups of problem areas.

I have 3 levels of restoration work.

Level 1 is just clearcoating. no touchups or minimal black insert edge work only.
Level 2- touches up the visible areas of the playfield when together from players perspective. Areas under plastics, posts, ramps and what not are not touched up.
Level 3- Touches up everything.

All clearcoating is the same on all 3 levels. I use automotive clearcoat for clearcoating. Been using the same clearcoat for 13 years. Proven to hold up well for playfields. Just finished playfield number #429 last night.

btw, my website is

www.playfieldrestoration.com

The website is currently being completely rewritten and has been in hiatus for the past 4 or 5 years as I can't get into it to edit it. So the info in it is old, but still has info. It will be completely different once the new site is complete.

turnaround time is about 4-6 weeks currently. With light to medium touchup work needed.

Last one going out the door monday. Now is the time if you want something done fast.

I figured everyone would be finally getting their games ready for restoration with all this downtime. Usually i'm booked up 3-6 months.

i'm going to bump this every day. not sure if playfields are on the way, a lot of times they just show up at my door without me knowing they are coming, But i'll keep bumping this till more come in. out of 13 years. Never been fully dead. (I do have robot cabinet rescreening projects i'm currently doing, but then back to playfields (maybe)). Been caught up 2 other times, in 13 years.... only for it to last about 2 days and then buried again. With the shutdown and extra time. figured people would be breaking down games they didn't have time to get to in the past.

i'd have to see it. nearly everything is fixable (aside from major twisted warp, or cracked in half), it comes down to if it's worth it to spend the money to fix whatever is wrong with it. Show me a pic of this bubble.

pm sent.

Stargate that just needs clear? How is that even possible? I've never seen a stargate without some kind of wear somewhere.

because you said number 1. That's just clear.

I could, but it would be very difficult. Since when doing playfields. You touch stuff up. clear, then retouchup things you missed. Spots that reveal themselves you didn't see before, and sometimes have to change colors that changed after clear hit them.

yes, I do. With system 11's, it's tricky because the lacquer reacted to the plastics of the inserts. SO many of them would create airbubbles and crack the lacquer and flake off. Hence, why so many system 11's are epic failures when removing mylar. Many of them the art is already off the playfield, and stuck to the mylar before you even try to lift it up.

TY. That one did a have a ton of graining. Glad we got it smooth. should last a lifetime now.