(Topic ID: 312423)

Restoration Around Pop Bumpers

By Tiedtc

2 years ago



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    #4 2 years ago
    Quoted from Tiedtc:

    My question is what should I do around the pop bumpers on the playfield.

    Congratulations on the Lariat. For me, it's a better player than I had expected.
    Looks like your machine could use new skirts anyway, and if the Pops hadn't
    come with mylar around them, wear is common. This is the method I used
    quite a few times, including on the Lariat. I have a vinyl graphic designer near
    by (actually a few), and I have donuts cut out of colored vinyl, then place them
    on the underside of non-stick clear Pop Bumper mylar (from Pinball Resource).
    I pretty much always rebuild the Pop Bumpers, and always put on new skirts
    and (non-stick) mylar in the process, and add the color to the mylar if needed..
    I'm not sure, but perhaps pre-colored Pop Bumper mylar may be available..
    btw: If needed, bgresto already has Lariat's glass on file. I have one coming in
    before long..

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