On the Bally receiver, you could weld a pivot bolt to the receiver and counterbore the cabinet inside to provide for bolt head clearance. Which is what Bally should’ve done in the first place.
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Quoted from gdonovan:For the match lamp I popped in a light shield that was purchased for Flash Gordon.
It was not very effective till I put some tape just on the top and even then lots of light bleed in around the sides. I could disable the lower light strip as nothing much is lit up down there for Seawitch.
I had considered individual trimmers for each strip so they could be tuned for each backglass but considered that unnecessary complexity.
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Try painting the outside of the FG lamp shield with silver paint. Good old bumper silver paint blocks light perfectly. Although it’s not necessary, You could even paint white over the silver if you wanted the look.
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