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Big Hurt Hospital: saving GTB's Frank Thomas trib: PUT IT ON THE BOARD, SAVED!

By goingincirclez

7 years ago


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#4 7 years ago

Take lot's of pics as you strip both sides of the playfield.

Strip the game outdoors, not in the garage or basement.

Wear an actual respirator, not a "dust mask"

#6 7 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

Issue #3: discoloration of the art contrasting between the plastic inserts and the wood (look at the script "Shoot" words in the outfield). There is also a ring around a couple of the inserts. I can't imagine this could be from anything other than moisture / mold getting into the space between the insert and wood... or deeper into the wood itself (oh no).

I'd guess that the wood has discolored the ink over the years.

I don't see how any mold spores could get under the Mylar.

#23 7 years ago

Put that harness in the top rack of the dishwasher and give it a full Pots&Pans cycle.

#26 7 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

. But I'm presuming I can't leave the coils and stuff attached.

Yes, you can leave the coils.

Just no speakers, relays or anything that won't dry out.

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What kind of detergent is safe?

Cascade is fine, or any of those pods the kids like to eat.

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#29 7 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

This will sound stupid, but should I remove the paper wrappers first, or do those normally survive OK?

The coils that have labels made of "masking tape" I leave.

The ones that seem to be regular paper, I remove.

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#39 7 years ago

Try some 95% alcohol on a Magic Eraser - but ONLY on the white fields that the ball never touches

#42 7 years ago
Quoted from goingincirclez:

I've looked for that before, but seems the strongest I can find is 91%. Does the extra percentage bump make enough difference? I know 70 to 91 was sure worth it, ha ha.

You can get it at the hardware store, or even a beauty supply store.

The higher the alcohol, the less water it contains.

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