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Quoted from yaksplat:Strip it with acetone, fill in the dings, holes, gouges and corners with bondo, or resin, sand, and you have a new cabinet. It's really simple to make an old cabinet look new again.
Some people need new cabs.
Im restoring a funhouse that was flood damaged, the cab is so swollen you cant get the playfield out.
Hopefully Paul at virtuapin can build me a new one coming up, he's very behind due to Covid-19 business closures.
Quoted from NoahFentz:VirtuaPin already builds a lot of the 80's Bally cabinets. The problem is, the value of the 80's games rarely justifies a new cabinet. For those that would like one from this era, either give me a call, or they'll be listed on the site in a few months, when we're all caught up.
Please call us VirtuaPin. VP Cabs is a knockoff brand.
Ok, enough fun.
Now get back to work on my funhouse cabinet! 
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