Oakland, NE
Rule number 35:
Never expect your thread to stay on track for very long!
Rule number 36:
Always remember to pull the plunger out a little bit when lifting the playfield!!
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Quoted from hoov:There was a Royal Guard stencil kit on ebay........ I think I saw it there
hmmm... i gotta go look... i actually just need to redo the front of mine, someone repainted just the front but didn't do a great job... 
Quoted from Pafasa:Rule number 35:
Never expect your thread to stay on track for very long!
Rule number 36:
Always remember to pull the plunger out a little bit when lifting the playfield!!
rule 35 is what makes the em section of pinside MUCH more fun than the other sections... 
i am NOT touching rule 36... 
Quoted from BrianG:I'm learning and this post makes me grab another pack of paper to make notes LOL .... There's alot to learn from you guys
Brian
welcome to "our" corner of pinside... 
Pensnett, Brierley Hill, Uk
Run a ground wire from the plug to the transformer chassis, switch housing (if you have one), the coin door, lock down bar and shooter rod. Cut from a piece of old Tupperware or similar pliable insulating plastic, a piece the same shape, but a little wider, than the fish paper on the replay switch and add in to the stack next to the fish paper. That way you have a second and better layer of insulation between the metal replay button and that line voltage switch. It may not be that important with US 110 volts, I don't know how lethal that is, but here in the UK it is 240 volts, no joke if you get bit.
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