The promoters at the Cleveland show have asked me to do a seminar on restorations for the past two years. This year I have agreed to host one. I have asked Andrew from Canfield Pinball to join me(Canfield Pinball has been clear-coating playfields for years and is one of the best out there) and he has decided to join in. Originally I had planned to apply cabinet art in front of everyone but unfortunately I will not have time to get my cabinets prepped. With Andrew along we will be discussing clear-coating, application of Hardtops and types of plating. We will be more than happy to accommodate any questions/wishes in this seminar. Does anyone have any specifics they wish to have covered? We are looking for suggestions, What can we cover that will help you in your restoration projects?

At least you didn't ask if we could restore your Breakshot.

That can be addressed.

Andrew is very knowledgeable in this area

Yah, OK, I haven't even got that thing out of my trailer yet. Still trying to figure out where to store it.

There will probably be other great resto guys there like Mr Weir. I would expect them to join in and add to the presentation.The request to do this seminar was to give people a general understanding of whats involved in restoring games.Based off of past seminars at the Cleveland show there are a lot of entry level people still joining this hobby. I'm anticipating a lot of basic questions.We will see where it goes from there.

Andy will be bringing another Bally Wizard . We will be installing a Hardtop at the seminar.

We will try to accomidate that request. FYI we have several you-tube videos out on Hardtop installation.